Mental wellbeing is essential to a safe and healthy workplace. This course helps you understand the factors that influence how people feel and function at work, and gives you practical ways to notice early signs of struggle.
You will learn how to support your own wellbeing and contribute to a culture where people feel safe, connected and able to do their best work.
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Recent changes to the Work Health and Safety Act highlight the importance of considering mental health as a core part of creating a safe workplace. This course helps you understand what mental health really means and why it matters for performance, focus and team wellbeing.
You will explore the workplace influences that support or undermine mental health, including workload, role clarity, relationships and the systems that help people feel safe and supported. The program also builds your ability to recognise early signs of mental ill-health and respond in ways that are calm, respectful and appropriate to your role.
With practical strategies and reflective activities, you will strengthen your ability to look after your own wellbeing and contribute to a healthier, more supportive workplace culture.
Is this course for you
This course is ideal for anyone wanting to improve mental wellbeing at work, either for themselves or their team.
This course is suited to individuals who want to:
support and improve mental wellbeing in the workplace
understand and meet responsibilities under the Work Health and Safety Act
build a healthier, more supportive work culture
respond appropriately to mental health risks at work
During this training course, you will develop a practical understanding of mental health and wellbeing in the workplace. The course focuses on recognising how mental health affects focus, performance and decision-making, understanding workplace factors that influence wellbeing, and applying strategies that support both personal wellbeing and a healthy, supportive work environment.
By the end of this training course, you should be able to:
Understand what mental health and mental ill-health mean
Recognise how mental health influences focus, performance and decision-making
Identify the workplace factors that support or undermine wellbeing
Apply practical strategies to support your own wellbeing and the wellbeing of colleagues
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