Psychological Health & Safety 101: An Introduction to the National Standard
Get a clear, accessible, brief overview of Canada's National Standard on PH&S.
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Duration: 90 minutes
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Delivery Options: In person or virtual
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Ideal Audience: Leaders, HR professionals, health and safety coordinators and decision-makers considering a strategic approach to PH&S management
What exactly is psychological health and safety — and where should organizations start? This introductory session provides a concise overview of Canada’s National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace, the world’s first set of best-practice guidelines designed to protect employee mental well-being and foster thriving workplace cultures.
Participants will learn what the Standard is, why it matters, and how it applies to both leaders and employees in day-to-day workplace settings. We’ll explore the psychosocial factors outlined in the Standard and highlight how they directly impact well-being, engagement, and organizational performance.
This session is ideal for organizations that are new to the conversation or looking to build awareness before committing to deeper training. In just 90 minutes, participants will walk away with a clear understanding of the Standard’s purpose and practical ways to begin aligning workplace practices with its principles.
Key Learning Outcomes for Participants:
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Understand the purpose and scope of Canada’s National Standard on Psychological Health and Safety.
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Learn why psychological health and safety is as important as physical safety.
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Gain awareness of the psychosocial factors that influence workplace well-being.
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Identify the first steps organizations can take to begin aligning with the Standard.
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Build a foundation for future training and organizational change.