Free Open Minds workshop
20 Mar, 2017
The Mental Health Foundation is running a free Open Minds workshop on Wednesday, 5 April, exploring the skills managers need to have successful conversations about mental health in the workplace.
Because mental health problems can affect anyone at any time, it’s critical that employers make talking about mental health a normal and safe thing to do. The workshop will cover;
Why it's important to talk about mental health issues at work.
Common barriers preventing successful conversations.
How managers can have conversations about mental health concerns.
Where to get further information and support for your workplace.
It will be followed by the official launch of the Open Minds resources.
Event details:
Date: Wednesday, 5 April, 2017Time: Workshop: 4–5.45pm. Resource launch: 6–7.30pmVenue: Room WG308, Sir Paul Reeves Building, AUT city campus (light refreshments will be provided).
The workshop is now fully booked but please register to be added to the waitlist.
If you have any questions, please email mhfadmin@mentalhealth.org.nz or phone the MHF on 09 623 4810.
20 Mar, 2017
The Mental Health Foundation is running a free Open Minds workshop on Wednesday, 5 April, exploring the skills managers need to have successful conversations about mental health in the workplace.
Because mental health problems can affect anyone at any time, it’s critical that employers make talking about mental health a normal and safe thing to do. The workshop will cover;
Why it's important to talk about mental health issues at work.
Common barriers preventing successful conversations.
How managers can have conversations about mental health concerns.
Where to get further information and support for your workplace.
It will be followed by the official launch of the Open Minds resources.
Event details:
Date: Wednesday, 5 April, 2017Time: Workshop: 4–5.45pm. Resource launch: 6–7.30pmVenue: Room WG308, Sir Paul Reeves Building, AUT city campus (light refreshments will be provided).
The workshop is now fully booked but please register to be added to the waitlist.
If you have any questions, please email mhfadmin@mentalhealth.org.nz or phone the MHF on 09 623 4810.