Mental health and wellbeing at work are influenced by individual circumstances and by how work is designed, managed and experienced. This half-day course examines what a mentally healthy workplace looks like and how people can contribute within the scope of their role.
You will consider workplace risk and protective factors, practical ways to support personal wellbeing and respectful approaches to reducing stigma, building psychological safety and starting a supportive conversation.
Across the session, you will work through three connected areas: mentally healthy workplaces, what people can do for themselves and what they can do for others. You will assess workplace factors, consider how AI and digital technologies may affect work, explore approaches to stress and wellbeing and draft the opening of a supportive conversation.
Activities include private reflection, case discussion and practical planning. The course builds general awareness and workplace capability. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, counselling or crisis support.
Is this course for you
This course is for professionals at any career stage who want a practical understanding of mental health and wellbeing at work. It is relevant to people who want to support their own wellbeing, contribute to a more supportive workplace or respond appropriately when concerned about someone else.
This course is suited to individuals who want to:
This course offers the opportunity to:
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