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About Set Protect

Our Mission

Set Protect's mission is to provide relevant, accessible, and practical industry specific psychological health and safety solutions by being the hub for wellbeing in the arts and entertainment industries.

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Originally created in 2021 to provide COVID-19 compliant services to the film industry in BC, Set Protect now supplies technology to connect workers to mental health professionals wherever and whenever they need, as well as on set support and workshops led by our in-house team of mental health professionals that have a some sort of background in the creative industries (or relevant background). We also provide consulting services to guide on psychological safety best practices. 

Who is Set Protect For?

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Set Protect is for film, television, arts, and entertainment industry workers, on an individual or organizational level, who are looking for health and wellbeing support in Canada. We offer different solutions for all budget levels.

Meet Our Founder

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Alice’s background is rooted in Production within the commercial and non-union film industry in Vancouver, BC. After launching Set Protect in 2021 to provide COVID-19 compliant services during the pandemic, it became clear that all of us, at all levels, were lacking the support to be able to continue working in a way that maintained our well-being. Hardships from the pandemic was compounding the already immense pressure we feel in this industry.

 

Alice then re-branded Set Protect in early 2023 to offer this much needed support to arts and entertainment workers across Canada. Through this work, Alice is also advocating and educating on what health and well-being looks like in our unique industry, and how we can implement it.

 

It is possible to make our work more sustainable for the hard working people within it. Let me show you how.

Alice is trained in both Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and The Working Mind (TWM) for Managers through the Mental Health Commission on Canada.​

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Alice currently sits on the board of members for Actsafe’s Motion Picture Standing Committee (MPSC) as the representative for the Commercial Production Association of Western Canada (CPAWC).

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Alice is also a board member of Wellbeing in Entertainment and Creative Arts (WECA) in Los Angeles, USA.

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