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Strengthening Psychological Health & Safety Series

Offer Introduction to Psychological Health & Safety as a standalone foundational training or customize the series by selecting any combination of the 6 training sessions delivered as a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly series based on your schedule and needs. For added flexibility, the series can also be delivered as a full-day, 6-hour training session, providing a comprehensive learning experience in a single offering.

Total Time 6 hours

Format Virtual

Registration Eligibility Organizations

Health Space Space for Connection

In this Series

Introduction to Psychological Health & Safety

What is psychological health and safety? In the series introduction, participants will examine what it means to work in a psychologically healthy and safe workplace and discover the impact of a positive organization culture on workplace well-being.

Finding Balance: Managing Workload & Psychological Demands

Achieving work-life balance is a challenge for most health care workers! In this webinar, participants will learn how to set boundaries and explore practical strategies to exercise healthy habits to support their work-life balance.

Getting Involved: Leading with Civility & Respect

While health care workers are often comfortable advocating for others, it can be a challenge to advocate for their own needs! In this webinar, participants will explore ways to approach challenging situations with a growth mindset and learn strategies to engage in respectful conversations with leaders and colleagues.

Thriving Together: Engaging at Work Through Growth & Recognition

Individuals who have opportunities to use their strengths at work and whose contributions are regularly recognized experience an increase in workplace well-being! In this webinar, participants will begin to identify their strengths and values, examine strategies to leverage break time to increase engagement, and practice providing recognition to their peers.

Ensuring Safety: Protecting Physical & Mental Well-Being

To experience psychological safety, individuals need to feel comfortable in bringing their whole selves to work. In this webinar, participants will begin to challenge common biases related to mental well-being and engage in dialogue and activities that encourage conversation without judgement.

Guarding Against Moral Distress: Strategies for Psychological Self-Care

Work in a health care organization is stressful – not just due to workload, but also related to emotionally, morally, and ethically challenging experiences. In this webinar, participants will examine the concept of moral distress and explore practical strategies for caring for their psychological wellbeing.

“A safe space to connect, share experiences, and learn with peers.”

“I really enjoyed the real-life ideas that are simple, easy to adapt to everyday life.”

“Feeling validated about my mental health—coming together made me feel less alone.”

“Well-delivered content that highlights our needs and validates our experiences.”

“The trainers were very affirming of all contributions and adapted to different learning and levels of understanding.”

“The training gave a refreshing perspective on mental wellness and self care.”

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