Course Information
- 23 Dec 2025 (Tue) 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM
(Live $ 149
Recorded $ 199
Live + Recorded $ 249)
Course Overview
Description
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 Objectives
- 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
Target Audience
People managers, HR leaders, team leads, business owners, wellness champions, safety officers, and workplace mental health advocates.
Basic Understanding
No prior expertise needed. This course is suited to anyone concerned with workplace well-being and employee support systems.
What You’ll Learn
Course Content
- 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