Workplace Training & Advisory
Workplace mental health made easier
At Beyond Blue, we are experts in workplace mental health, culture, leadership, and psychosocial health and safety.
Through our workplace training and advisory program, we help businesses in Australia protect their employees and organisations.
Benefits of a mentally health workplace
A positive culture supports all staff, not just those with mental health conditions, and leads to happier, more productive teams.
When people have reasonable workloads, clarity in their roles, and feel respected and recognised, they’re more likely to feel engaged, supported, and able to contribute. That’s good for people, and good for business.
A study commissioned by Beyond Blue found an average return of $2.30 for every dollar spent on effective workplace mental health interventions.
Expert-led training and advice
Our multi-disciplinary team has expertise in clinical psychology, positive organisational psychology, workplace health and safety, workplace education and behaviour change, and human resource management.
Understanding workplace needs
We design our training and advice to meet the current and emerging demands of a diverse range of businesses across Australia.
Customised delivery
Our facilitator consultation ensures that our training is directly relevant to your workforce, tailored to the specific needs and challenges of your business.
Comprehensive wellbeing approach
We don’t just address psychosocial risks; we also help you build and maintain a thriving and productive workplace.
Social impact
Your investment helps fund our free, 24/7 Beyond Blue Support Service, changing and saving lives.
A government agency called the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in HealthCare wrote the Digital Mental Health Standards to help people identify high quality digital mental health services. They worked with people who use digital mental health, mental health experts and industry to make sure that accredited services pay attention to the things that keep services safe.An accredited service keeps your information private and they will ask for your feedback to make the service better. They also make sure their services are based on strong evidence.
A service gets accredited by an approved agency that has been trained to check for safety and quality issues. They check evidence to show the service meets the Digital MentalHealth Standards so you can know that the service keeps people safe. The Commission has more information on the Digital Mental Health Standards and what accreditation means.
