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Mental Health for Leaders

4 hours

Mental Health for Leaders

When unmanaged, mental health can cause disruptions to the workplace ranging from absenteeism, poorer work performance and reduced job satisfaction to serious accidents and life-endangering mistakes. Reducing the stigma of asking for help and talking about mental health is the first step towards prevention. However, a workplace where leaders are educated about mental health, what it can look like and how it can be helped, is a safer workplace, and ultimately a more productive workplace. Mental health training is not just about ensuring employee safety, but also has cost-saving benefits to the company that utilises it.
This is a training program to educate employees about mental health, how to approach talking about it in the workplace and how to recognise symptoms/presentation of mental health disorders in the workplace. We will also discuss the risk factors for suicide and intervention strategies for someone who might be at risk.

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Monday to Thursday: 8am – 8pm

Friday: 8am – 5pm

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T    (02) 4926 5005  

F    (02) 4927 0915

E    reception@newpsych.com.au
W  newpsych.com.au

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24/7 phone support is available for EAP clients in need of urgent assistance

If NewPsych is your EAP provider, call

(02) 4926 5005 and press #1 for our

after-hours psychologist

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Face-to-face psychological services provided Australia-wide

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Level 2 and Level 4

77 Hunter Street, Newcastle NSW
(Access via Bolton Street)

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