Join industry leaders, experts, and practitioners at the Psych Health & Safety Conference. This is the ultimate place to explore the latest research, best practices, and innovative strategies designed for creating positive workplace mental health.

In this hands-on workshop, Associate Prof. Carlo Caponecchia and Dr. Vanessa Huron from UNSW Sydney, will provide you with the opportunity to observe and practise a back-to-basics approach that organisations of all sizes can incorporate into existing risk management systems.

Following the development of new regulations, many organisations are scrambling for the best way to respond to psychosocial risks in their systems of work. With an abundance of available tools, approaches and advice, it can be overwhelming to identify the appropriate path for your organisational context.

This half-day masterclass will support you and your organisation in developing a contemporary framework on embedding sustainable and effective practices for psychological health and safety within organisations.

• Identify key elements of an effective, resource-efficient, and sustainable framework for managing psychosocial risks, aligned with regulatory expectations
• Understand how to operationalise a risk-based approach, utilising available resources, relationships, and common practices
• Morning tea included
• Limited to 100 seats

Join Mary Ann Baynton in her masterclass session to help you reduce or eliminate resistance from decision-makers, whether it’s you, your bosses, or your clients. Safeguarding psychological health at work is essential for success, but not everyone appreciates its importance or prioritises the investment. During this workshop, participants will learn how to:

• Make it relevant – tie the proposed solutions to the organisation’s existing goals and perceived issues
• Make it practical – offer solutions that can be part of day-to-day routines without requiring additional time or processes
• Make it affordable – leverage free, proven strategies to help design

Join Prof. Rob Briner for an exclusive masterclass on evidence-based practice. This workshop will introduce participants to evidence-based approaches for addressing mental health issues in the workplace. Attendees will learn to:

• Understand the origins and meaning of evidence-based practice
• Apply evidence-based models to mental health
• Reflect on their own practices and barriers to evidence-based approaches
• Explore practical tools to implement evidence-based practices in their work