Businesses are increasingly aware of psychosocial risks, but many still struggle to turn awareness into action. Our recent webinar polls revealed that most organisations are “doing something”, but inconsistently. The next step? Moving from intent to structure. Discover what businesses are really doing, where the gaps remain, and how consultation and consistent processes can turn psychosocial risk management into everyday practice.

NSW’s new psychological first aid (PFA) mandate underscores the need for businesses to proactively manage psychosocial risks under WHS legislation. This includes identifying hazards, implementing controls like workload planning, and providing support systems. Relying solely on Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) isn’t enough. Integrating Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) into daily operations offers accessible, peer-led support and helps businesses shift from a reactive approach to one focused on prevention and care.