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Brittany George July 6, 2020 Mental Health, mental health and work, Mental Health at work, workplace health, workplace mental health

Best Manager Actions for Employee Mental Health

This article was kindly contributed by Dr Susanne Bahn, CEO of Tap Into Safety. Through this COVID-19 pandemic, a question we hear often is “What are the best manager actions we can take to help our employees to maintain good…

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MENTAL HEALTH CONNECT | 2020 ONLINE EXPO DIGITAL PREMIERE

The Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association (ANZMH Association) is proud to host the upcoming Mental Health Connect Online Expo, one of the first online expos of its kind on Friday 10th July, 2020. The event takes place from…

Brittany George August 15, 2019 Mental Health, mental health and work, Mental Health at work, workplace mental health

Mental Health in the Workplace: Coping with Depression and Anxiety

Unfortunately, anxiety and depression are something hard to control once they develop. At the same time, many people claim that they feel anxiety at least once or twice in a month, especially when deadlines approach. Unfortunately, we have many insecurities…

Brittany George February 12, 2019 Mental Health, Mental Health at work, workplace health, workplace mental health

The Growing Toll of Mental Illness

Matthew Johnstone was a block away from New York’s twin towers when they collapsed in 2001, leaving him covered in a thick layer of ash. As the high-flying advertising creative director dusted himself off, he thought about the fragility of life…

Brittany George June 15, 2018 19th International Mental Health Conference, Mental Health, mental health and work, Mental Health at work, Mental Health Australia, mental health awareness, Mental Health Care

Mentally Healthy Workplaces Toolkit

The 2018 International Mental Health Conference is almost upon us again, this year the conference will be held over the 8th – 10th August at the RACV Royal Pines on the Gold Coast, Queensland. This annual conference is now in…

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Join us at the 10th Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium

The 10th Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium will this year be held over 15 – 17 October 2018 at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Tasmania. The Symposium is celebrating 10 years of important discussions and education, providing a platform for…

Brittany George January 30, 2018 bullying, Bullying behaviours, Mental Health, mental health and work, Mental Health at work, Workplace bullying, workplace health

The Effects on Mind and Body of Bullying in the Workplace

The boss humiliates you in a meeting before your co-workers. Your secretary gossips about you in the lunchroom spreading rumours about calls you receive. Your co-worker deliberately withholds crucial information that you needed to successfully complete a project. All of…

Brittany George August 15, 2017 Mental Health, Mental Health at work, Mental Health Australia, Mental Health Carers, Mental Health Nursing

Medical Staff Mental Illness: Getting Help With No Fear

An expert advisory committee will examine how regulatory bodies can seek to protect patient safety without discouraging health practitioners from taking steps to ensure they are mentally fit to practice. At its latest meeting, the Council of Australian Governments Health…

Brittany George August 1, 2017 employees and mental health, Mental Health, mental health and work, Mental Health at work, mental health awareness, Mental Health Care, mental health care workers

MateCheck – The Award-Winning Mental Health and Safety Platform

MateCheck specialise in mental health and safety in the workplace. This unique and comprehensive platform has won numerous awards for its innovation and application to improving the health and safety of employees. MateCheck are bridging the crippling gap between employees who…

Brittany George July 11, 2017 health, health and well-being, mental health and work, Mental Health at work

Precarious Work and Health: The Roles of Organisational Justice and Work-Life Conflict

Precarious employment is considered to be a significant determinant of health inequalities worldwide. However, the factors that influence this relationship require explication. Fairness at work, or organisational justice, is associated with positive health outcomes and has received attention within precariousness…