Addressing psychosocial wellbeing and safety on the front lines
22-23 October 2025, Melbourne
There has never been a more challenging time for health and wellbeing professionals. Ensuring your workforce are safe, healthy, and focused now involves more business functions, greater compliance requirements, and unprecedented new stressors, all within an increasingly volatile world.
The 11th Annual Psychological Health and Wellbeing in the Workplace Congress builds on over a decade of combined expertise, to deliver practical strategies for sustainably supporting your organisation. Over two outstanding days, you will design thoughtful and actionable tools and tactics, building on the foundations of exclusive case studies from practitioners and leaders just like you.
Create a culture that brings out the best in everyone, with exclusive strategies and evidence-based practices including:
• Partnering with line leaders, executives, and mental health champions sustainably
• Navigating the overlapping responsibilities of WHS, HR, and other key business functions
• Producing a safe and accepting culture, with zero tolerance of harassment or overwork
• Creating enthusiastic executive buy-in for psychological health and wellbeing initiatives
• Managing the effects of change within psychological health and wellbeing interventions
• Utilising data, technology, and communication skills to build on successful strategies
• Collaborating effectively with regulators, GPs, and injured workers when things go wrong
• Minimising the impact of violent and critical incidents on the broader workforce
Get the draft conference agenda here.
Early confirmed speakers already include:
Dr Megan Dobbie, Director Wellbeing Services, Principal Psychologist, Ambulance Victoria
Chanelle McEnally, Chief Safety Officer, Ramsay Health Care
Nicole Terry, Group Manager Wellbeing Services, Victoria Police
Katrina Tsoutsoulis, Psychosocial Safety Lead, Bupa Asia Pacific
Ashley Bennallack, Wellbeing Manager, Village Roadshow
Irina Tchernitskaia, Manager Psychological Services, Fire Rescue Victoria
Jacqueline Bloink, STAR Peer Support Program Manager, WHS Psychosocial Risk, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
Rachael Palmer, Manager Change, Department of Health Victoria
Anji Head, Senior Manager Health Safety and Wellbeing, University of Sydney
Nicole Fauvrelle, General Manager Health Safety and Wellbeing, Country Fire Authority
Todd Hopwood, Manager Customer and Business Integrity, Wollongong City Council
Associate Professor Caroline Johnson, Academic Specialist Primary Care, General Practice Expert and Practitioner, University of Melbourne
Catherine Dunlop, Partner, Maddocks
Narelle Beer, Strategic Safety and Leadership Advisor, Narelle Beer Consulting
Dr Tessa Bailey, CEO and Principal Psychologist, The OPUS Centre for Psychosocial Risk
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from real safety professionals and leaders in Australia’s top organisations.
Register now by clicking here.
Email: register@interpidminds.com.au
Call: +61 2 9279 2608
Mail: Suite 403, 127 York St, Sydney, NSW 2000