Psychological Health & Safety
From Awareness to Action
The people who work in health and community services give enormously of themselves every day – and that kind of work takes a toll. Compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma, chronic stress, and burnout are not just personal struggles; they are workplace safety issues that carry real consequences for individuals, teams, and the organizations that depend on them.
AWARE-NS’s Psychological Health & Safety program meets that reality head-on. Through interactive discussions, case studies, and scenario-based learning, this program equips leaders and frontline staff alike with the practical tools to recognize, respond to, and reduce psychological risks in the workplace – building a culture where every person feels safe, supported, and valued.
Program Overview
Learning Objectives
By the end of this program, participants will be able to identify common psychological hazards and understand their impact on individuals and teams. They will develop the skills to recognize signs of psychological distress, reduce stigma, and foster open, supportive conversations about mental health in the workplace. Participants will also gain practical tools and frameworks to strengthen their organization’s psychological health and safety culture – and understand how policies and practices can be shaped to prioritize employee well-being at every level.
Recommended Participants
All staff levels
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