Your mental health at work
Join the 5,600 people trained so far. Of those surveyed, 99% said they would recommend the training and 92% now have a stronger knowledge of managing their mental health at work.
Stressed with work or dealing with depression? Can you tell the difference? A change in behaviour or performance in yourself or a colleague, could be a sign of mental ill-health.
Understanding and supporting someone who may be struggling with their mental health or reaching out for support yourself can help aid recovery.

Leading mental health research organisation Black Dog Institute is providing mental health training for individuals, to help you identify warning signs of mental ill-health, understand what support is available, and learn techniques to improve wellbeing.
This training is designed for all individuals in the workplace, including:
- Sole traders
- Employees
- Tradespeople and apprentices
- Volunteers
This training has been developed by experts to give you the knowledge and skills to:
- Understand the prevalence of mental ill-health and its impact
- Recognise changes in behaviour and identify the warning signs of mental ill-health
- Have effective conversations around stress, health, and wellbeing
- Implement wellbeing strategies into your personal and work life
The two delivery options are:
1. Online interactive workshop
- Length: 2-hours
- Format: Zoom Meeting
This training is delivered live by a clinical psychologist and incorporates various interactive tools for engagement including polls, breakout rooms and whiteboard. You will be given the opportunity to ask specific questions on any issues you are facing. The training can be organised at a time and date to suit your workplace with up to 25 participants, or you can attend a public workshop.
2. Self-paced online training
- Length: 45 minutes
- Format: Three-part online module
The 45-minute online module can be accessed through a unique login portal and can be completed at a time and pace that suits you.

The program provides information to
Who can apply?
Any NSW private sector business with less than 200 employees, and not-for-profit organisations of any size.