Psychological First Aid (PFA) is an evidence-based, recommended approach to assisting people in the immediate aftermath of trauma, presenting a targeted intervention and support to those responsible for managing the critical incident response and/or managing those employees who have been affected by a traumatic incident.

This course provides high-risk workers with crucial knowledge, skills, and tools to effectively handle vicarious trauma and its associated symptoms. It empowers participants to identify signs of trauma, implement preventive and intervention strategies, delve into the workplace impact, minimise stigma, and foster personalised self-care for overall wellbeing.

This program offers participants a solid foundation and equips them with knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of mental health with confidence and empathy, making it a valuable resource for all. This course targets those who wish to improve overall mental health in the workplace. A comprehensive program offering a practical approach to the increasing workplace mental health challenges organisations are likely to encounter.

In today's ever-evolving landscape of workplace wellbeing, it is increasingly an employer's responsibility to equip their leaders with the essential skills for identifying and managing psychosocial risks. This comprehensive course fulfils this duty by providing leaders with the knowledge and practical tools needed to skillfully identify, assess, and manage psychosocial risks within their teams and organisation.

This WPI program stands apart with its strong focus on practical application, specifically designed to help people leaders confidently navigate the complexities of workplace mental health. Unlike standard programs, this course empowers leaders with the skills to separate performance management issues from mental health concerns, ensuring that each is addressed appropriately and effectively.