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Psychologically Safe Workplaces
How to build psychologically safe workplaces for the workforce of today
A roundtable for workplace wellbeing leaders
Wednesday 8 November 2023, 9.30am - 12.30 pm, Paddington, London
Join Kooth Work and 20 fellow wellbeing leaders as we discuss how to create psychologically safe places in the workplace, at home and in the virtual world.
Please join us for an in-person event with networking, Paddington London
20 spaces available. Register for free now!
Workforce mental wellbeing best practice and networking brunch
What we consider to be a 'place of work' has changed. We now not only have traditional office workers and on-site workers, but hybrid workers, remote workers, and employees who are out on the road.
To create a psychologically safe environment we need to think beyond traditional offices and workplaces. We need to consider the workplace of today in its many forms - from both a physical and virtual perspective.
Join our roundtable as we discuss how to close the gaps
Wed 8 November 9.30am - 12.30 PM
Arrive at reception
5 Merchant Square, Paddington
London, W2 1AY
Agenda
Please join us for this in-person leaning and networking event, Paddington London
- 9.30 am Arrive for registration coffee and networking
- 10 am Session 1: Defining psychological safety and what this means in the workplace of today
- Break
- 11 am Session 2: How to nurture a psychologically safe culture in the workplace, at home and online
- 12.30 pm Finish and opportunity to continue networking
More about this event
What does a psychologically safe workplace of today mean to you?
Today's work environment is very different to what it was three years ago. Employee and employer awareness of mental wellbeing is the highest it has ever been, yet stigma remains a major hurdle for organisations looking to build resilient workforces.
Creating a psychologically safe environment needs to think beyond traditional office and workplaces. It needs to cover remote workers, mobile workforces and online spaces.
Long-term culture change, and changes you can make today
Whilst we are all making progress, mental health remains a taboo subject for many employees. Transitioning will require long-term cultural change, but what strategies can we implement today to lay the foundation for positive growth?
An in-person interactive session for 20 guests.
Join Kooth Work’s clinical and workplace mental wellbeing team, along with our special guest experts for an interactive session. We’ll address important questions, uncover best practices together, and provide a guide to creating change.
At this session you will learn:
- How to define what psychological safety should look like
- Strategies for physical, remote, and virtual workers
- How to create a roadmap to achieve long-term cultural changes
- How to identify changes you can make to improve things today
Who should attend?
- HR, Wellbeing, Benefits & Reward and Business Transformation Leaders
- C-Suite places available too
Register now to see how you can improve your workplace’s mental health environment and boost your competitive edge.
Speakers
Helen Knight, OH & Wellbeing Lead
Breedon Group plc
Helen is a Health and Wellbeing strategist who specialises in working with organisations who have large ‘front line’ operational populations. She is currently working with the Breedon Group as their OH and Wellbeing Lead, she has experience of working with Cadent Gas, Mitie, VCUK, British Gas and Amey.
Brian Rock, Clinical Director
Kooth Work
Brian is a qualified clinical psychologist with a lifetime’s experience in clinical mental health support, interventions and educational provision. His experience includes 26 years in the NHS, and more recently at the world renowned Tavistock Centre for 13 years.
Ian Hines, Mental Health specialist and trainer, Training in Mind
Ian Hines has been in the construction industry for most of his working life. His incredible life story has lead him to qualifying as a psychotherapist and provides MHFA and ASIST training. Ian’s main aim is to tackle the stigma surrounding mental illness and he is active around suicide prevention, especially in the construction industry.
Location and directions
5 Merchant Square, Paddington
London, W2 1AY
Travel
- Edgware Road Underground - 0.3 miles
- Paddington Station and Underground- 0.3 miles
Understand
Use our Flourish mental health assessments to understand the mental health risks hidden within your workforce and create targeted strategies.
Support
Use our BACP accredited digital platform to provide employees with flexible support options and easy access to counselling. While your dedicated success manager supports you and your team.
Improve
Continually improve your workforce mental wellbeing through anonymised reporting, employee engagement campaigns and strategic clinical recommendations.
