Everyone is talking about psychosocial safety. Few organisations know how to implement it effectively.
This practical webinar cuts through the jargon and explores the evidence-informed strategies that help organisations reduce psychosocial risk, strengthen workplace culture and create safer, healthier teams. Drawing on the latest research and real-world organisational experience, you’ll leave with practical actions you can apply immediately within your workplace.
Join us:
- Tuesday 28th July 2026
- 1pm – 2pm AWST
- Online – a link will be sent the day before
You’ll walk away with:
- A clear understanding of psychosocial hazards
- The latest insights from PhD research in psychosocial safety
- Practical actions leaders can take immediately
- Examples of what successful organisations are doing differently
- A framework for building a sustainable approach to psychosocial safety
- Greater confidence in meeting your responsibilities as a leader
Designed for leaders carrying responsibility – often without support
This webinar is designed for internal:
- Business owners and directors
- Leaders and managers
- HR and People & Culture professionals
- WHS professionals
- Anyone responsible for managing psychosocial safety within their organisation
(Note: This session is not designed for external consultants or providers).
Because knowing psychosocial safety matters is one thing. Knowing what to do about it is another.
Practical insights you can actually use
Who’s hosting?
Tasha Broomhall MSc (Psych) is the Founder and Director of Blooming Minds.
She’s a psychosocial safety specialist with over two decades of experience helping organisations build healthier, more sustainable approaches to workplace mental health – without jargon, fear tactics, or fluff.
Tasha brings together deep psychological expertise, real-world organisational experience, and current doctoral research to make psychosocial safety clearer, calmer, and more practical for leaders navigating complex responsibilities.
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A practical research-informed webinar for leaders navigating psychosocial safety
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