About the Course:
A thriving workforce is a protected and supported one. This training is designed to help leaders and professionals identify and manage occupational health risks, reduce stress-related absenteeism, and create mentally supportive environments.
Participants will explore the root causes of burnout, fatigue, and chronic stress, and will walk away with actionable frameworks to enhance well-being, boost psychological safety, and meet organizational safety standards. Real stories, interactive discussions, and practical takeaways make this session both impactful and immediately applicable.
Course Objective:
- Understand the foundations of occupational health and psychological well-being
- Recognize the early signs of chronic stress and burnout
- Implement organizational strategies to reduce mental health risk factors
- Promote a proactive culture of health, safety, and emotional support
- Improve productivity and morale through sustainable wellness practices
Who is the Target Audience?
- People managers, HR leaders, team leads, business owners, wellness champions, safety officers, and workplace mental health advocates.
Basic Knowledge:
- No prior expertise needed. This course is suited to anyone concerned with workplace well-being and employee support systems.
Curriculum
Total Duration: 1 Hour
Introduction to Occupational Health & Mental Well-Being
Understanding Workplace Stress and Its Impact
Burnout: What It Is and How to Prevent It
Psychological Hazards and Risk Mitigation
Creating Safety-First and People-First Work Cultures
Building Mental Resilience and Sustainable Work Habits
Best Practices and Global Standards for Employee Health
Team Interventions and Leadership Responsibility