Navigating Psychological Wellbeing in Queensland: Resources for Businesses
- Mar 17
- 2 min read
In our previous blog post, we delved into the importance of adopting a trauma-informed approach to manage psychological hazards in the workplace. Now, let's explore where businesses in Queensland can find further information and resources to support the wellbeing of their employees.
Queensland's Commitment to Workplace Wellbeing
Queensland, like many regions globally, recognises the vital role of mental health in overall wellbeing. The state government, along with various organisations, provides valuable resources to assist businesses in fostering psychologically healthy work environments.
1. Work Safe Queensland
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland is the primary authority responsible for ensuring the health and safety of workers in the state. Businesses can find a wealth of information on Work Safe Queensland website, including guidelines, toolkits, and publications specific to managing psychological hazards.
Relevant Resources:
Work Health and Wellbeing Toolkit
Healthy Workplace Audit Tool
Healthy Workers Survey
Work Health and Wellbeing Online Learning Course
Mentally Healthy Workplaces Toolkit
2. Beyond Blue
Beyond Blue is a national mental health and wellbeing support organisation. While not Queensland-specific, their resources are comprehensive and applicable to businesses across the country. They offer practical tools and information for creating mentally healthy workplaces.
Relevant Resources:
Before Blue for Workplaces
3. Queensland Mental Health Commission
The Queensland Mental Health Commission plays a crucial role in shaping and guiding mental health policies and initiatives in the state. Their website provides insights into the broader mental health landscape in Queensland and offers resources that can benefit businesses.
Relevant Resources:
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Alcohol and Other Drugs
4. Safe Work Australia
While not specific to Queensland, Safe Work Australia provides nationally relevant guidance on work health and safety. Their resources cover a wide range of topics, including mental health, and can be valuable for businesses seeking a broader perspective.
Relevant Resources:
Psychosocial hazards
Queensland's commitment to workplace wellbeing is evident through the wealth of resources provided by various organisations. Whether you're looking for guidelines on preventing workplace bullying, seeking mental health training for managers, or exploring broader workplace wellbeing initiatives, these resources offer a valuable starting point.
Remember, creating a psychologically healthy workplace is an ongoing journey. By tapping into the expertise and resources available, businesses can take meaningful steps towards fostering a work environment where employees feel supported, valued, and empowered to prioritise their mental health.
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