Evidence-informed, practical, and delivered by a Registered Psychologist.
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Explore our Workplace Education & Professional Development Workshop options (for education, frontline, and corporate settings). Our training is focused on self-care, psychosocial wellbeing, and positive psychology strategies that staff can use immediately.
Why workplace wellbeing matters
Workplace stress and fatigue significantly impact wellbeing, psychological safety, performance, retention, and culture. Our workshops are designed to be practical, psychologically informed, and tailored to the real pressures staff face -
especially in schools and frontline roles.
Schools
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Frontline Services
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Corporate Services Teams
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People & Culture/ HR
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Safety & Wellbeing Committees
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Schools ✳︎ Frontline Services ✳︎ Corporate Services Teams ✳︎ People & Culture/ HR ✳︎ Safety & Wellbeing Committees ✳︎
This interactive, evidence-informed workshop equips staff with practical strategies to strengthen resilience, reduce risk, and support psychosocial wellbeing in high-demand roles. Participants gain a clear understanding of workplace stress factors, protective strategies, and sustainable performance practices that can be implemented immediately.
Designed for educators, frontline teams, and corporate staff, the session balances psychological insight with realistic, workplace-ready tools to support both individual wellbeing and healthier team culture.
This half-day workshop is designed to support organisations in understanding and responding to psychosocial hazards in the workplace, in line with current work health and safety obligations. The program provides a structured, evidence-informed overview of psychosocial risk factors, protective strategies, and practical measures that support staff wellbeing and sustainable performance.
Across 3–4 hours, participants explore common psychosocial hazards such as workload, role clarity, emotional demands, and low self-care risks, alongside practical approaches for early identification, risk reduction, and support at both individual and team levels. The session integrates psychological frameworks with applied discussion and real-world examples.
Participants leave with a clearer understanding of psychosocial wellbeing responsibilities, practical strategies that can be implemented immediately, and a foundation for building safer, healthier, and more sustainable workplace culture.
Through his years of teaching experience, from Kindergarten through to Year 12, leading as Head of Department, and lecturing at CSU, Nick Hurford brings a broad and well-rounded educational perspective. Nick is a Registered Psychologist, Clinical Lead and Director of Harbour & Hills Australia. He has delivered workplace professional development for educators, frontline workers, and corporate staff, focusing on self-care, psychosocial wellbeing, and positive psychology approaches that are practical, grounded, and respectful of real-world demands.
About the Facilitator
Workplace Wellbeing Workshops →
Delivered by Nicholas Hurford
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