Build a Mentally Healthy Workplace

Improve and promote workplace mental health and wellbeing

Thank You To All Involved in our 2020 Workplace Mental Health Symposium!

Join Us in 2021!

Over 300 professionals gathered on our virtual platform to share projects, programs, ideas, experiences and ideas on how to create happier, healthier workplaces.
Get involved as a presenter or exhibitor in 2021. Further details to follow.

 

 

How to build a culture of wellbeing

Mental ill-health is now costing Australian workplaces more than $13 billion each year.

Organisations are struggling to influence positive change in workplace mental health – and it’s leaders like you who are responsible for prioritising the conversation.

With 1 in 5 people suffering from mental illness, the time for you to invest and act is now.

Join us to get the latest tools and knowledge to improve mental health and wellbeing in your organisation.

2020 Speakers

Ms Christine Morgan, CEO, National Mental Health Commission & Suicide Prevention Advisor to the Prime Minister

Mr Ryan Ghisi, General Manager, Global People Programs, Xero Aotearoa

Ms Fay Jackson, General Manager, Inclusion, Flourish Australia

Dr Paige Williams, Co-Founder, The Leaders Lab

Ms Sapna Mahajan, Director of Mental Health Prevention and Promotion for Workplace Initiatives, Mental Health Commission of Canada

Ms Claire Spencer AM, CEO, Arts Centre Melbourne

Dr Fangfang Zhang, Research Fellow at the Centre for Transformative Work Design, the Future of Work Institute, Curtin University

Mr Andrew Douglas, Managing Principal, FCW Lawyers

Poor mental health has a heavy impact on the working environment:

  • Disability
  • Lost productivity
  • Stress and increased absenteeism
  • Overtime to cover sick-day absences
  • Increased attrition
  • Recruitment
  • Toxic culture

By attending the Workplace Mental Health Symposium you will discover the key challenges facing employee mental health and the changing work environment.

With a selection of case studies, research findings, lived experience speakers and online networking opportunities, you’ll leave feeling empowered and inspired to influence positive change.

Absenteeism cost

$4.7 billion

Presenteeism cost

$6.1 billion

Compensation claims

$146 million

Source: Pricewaterhousecoopers

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