Resource Centre

Resources that support a ‘better place to work’.

The Resource Centre offers a number of practical resources to ensure you’re accessing what you need to know for promoting positive mental wellbeing in your workplace.

These resources will be of interest to employers that have a strong foundation in occupational health and safety, and want to go ‘above and beyond’. These resources will help you to build a workplace environment that is supportive, cohesive and respectful, which ultimately enables workers to be more engaged, positive, and effective at work.

Resources have been categorised according the six pillars of promoting positive mental health in the workplace (see Guidelines for organisations document):

  • Mental health and wellbeing strategy
  • Developing a work environment that promotes positive mental health
  • Positive leadership style
  • Communicating Effectively
  • Recruitment and Selection of Employees
  • Supporting and Developing Employees

For examples of how local employers are promoting positive mental wellbeing in their workplace, check out the Case Studies category.

Not sure where to start? View our featured Resources.

Be sure to come back regularly, as new tools and information will be added as they become available. You can also register your interest, and we’ll let you know when new material is added to the website.

Featured Resource

Change management best practices guide: Five key factors common to success in managing organisational change

Best practice guide for managing change. The guide steps through the ‘what’ and ‘how’ of the five key factors common to successful change management including planning, governance, committed leadership, informed stakeholders and aligned workforce.

Tags: Change management, Conflict management, Continuous improvement, Culture, Development, Feedback, Health & Wellbeing, Health Promotion, Leadership, Management, Managers, Organisational, Organisational culture, Planning, Positive, Positive Mental Health, Positive psychology, Positive psychology Leadership, Reward & recognition, Strategic, Strategy, Thriving, Working group, Workplace, Workplace Wellbeing

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Can’t find what you are after?

Under Victoria’s Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004, employers must, so far as is reasonably practicable, provide and maintain a working environment that is without risks to health and safety, including psychological health. This means that employers need to eliminate or reduce any risks associated with work-related stress.

For information on how to comply with your legal requirements relating to psychological health, e.g. stress, bullying, fatigue or work-related violence please visit WorkSafe Victoria’s website.
https://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/

For more information about VicHealth or SuperFriend’s projects relating to mental wellbeing, you can visit their websites.
http://www.superfriend.com.au/
https://www.vichealth.vic.gov.au/

For information on how to support employees with identifying, talking about, and managing a mental illness, such as depression and anxiety, the HeadsUp website provides useful resources, practical tools and videos.
https://www.headsup.org.au/home

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This website contains resources and tools to promote awareness and education about mental health and wellbeing related issues.
The information provided on or through this website is intended for educational and information purposes only. It cannot take the place of any professional medical help, diagnosis or treatment.
If you are in crisis, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14

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