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We provide a common meeting ground for HR Professionals in the legal sector via networking opportunities, regular professional development workshops and the opportunity to participate in special interest committees.
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19
Jun
Best Practice Recovery: Understanding the Role of Psychological Rehabilitation | MELB
Rachel Clements
Founder
Centre for Corporate Health
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| Date: | 19-Jun-2018 | |
| Venue: | Herbert Smith Freehills Level 42, 101 Collins Street Melbourne |
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| Time: | 12:30pm to 2:00pm | |
One in three lawyers will experience a significant mental health concern during their career. Given such high prevalence rates, it’s imperative that law firms understand how to implement a mental health intervention framework that assists staff through the mental health recovery process. This seminar will assist participants with understanding:
• The mental health intervention framework
• The role of psychological rehabilitation – what it is and what it does
• Best practice psychological rehabilitation in action – from principles to practice and key learnings
• The mental health intervention framework
• The role of psychological rehabilitation – what it is and what it does
• Best practice psychological rehabilitation in action – from principles to practice and key learnings
Our Presenter
Our Presenters
Rachel ClementsFounder
Centre for Corporate Health
Rachel Clements is the co-founder and Director of Psychological Services and Principal Organisational Psychologist at the Centre for Corporate Health Pty Ltd, a boutique management and psychological consulting organisation based in Sydney. The Centre for Corporate Health specialises in helping organisations maximize their overall functioning by building individual and organisational resilience, which improves productivity, psychological health and overall well-being.
Rachel works across a range of industries and specialises in professional services organisations such as law firms and finance, construction, insurance, health / hospitals and government agencies such as emergency, justice and community services.
Rachel is a key presenter at national and international conferences in the area of occupational stress, intervention, treatment and prevention. She is frequently asked for comment by media organisations to discuss areas such as workplace stress, resilience building, mental health, organisational functioning and leadership.
Rachel has a Bachelor’s degree in Science with Honours in Psychology from the Australian National University and a Master’s degree in Organisational Psychology from the University of Western Australia.
Rachel is a registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and Specialist College of Organisational Psychologists.
Rachel partners with R U OK? day and sits on their Think Tank which designs and develops materials for R U OK? Day.
Rachel works across a range of industries and specialises in professional services organisations such as law firms and finance, construction, insurance, health / hospitals and government agencies such as emergency, justice and community services.
Rachel is a key presenter at national and international conferences in the area of occupational stress, intervention, treatment and prevention. She is frequently asked for comment by media organisations to discuss areas such as workplace stress, resilience building, mental health, organisational functioning and leadership.
Rachel has a Bachelor’s degree in Science with Honours in Psychology from the Australian National University and a Master’s degree in Organisational Psychology from the University of Western Australia.
Rachel is a registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and Specialist College of Organisational Psychologists.
Rachel partners with R U OK? day and sits on their Think Tank which designs and develops materials for R U OK? Day.
26
Jun
Best Practice Recovery: Understanding the Role of Psychological Rehabilitation | SYD
Rachel Clements
Founder
Centre for Corporate Health
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| Date: | 26-Jun-2018 | |
| Venue: | Herbert Smith Freehills Level 34, ANZ Tower 161 Castlereagh Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia |
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| Time: | 12:30pm to 2:00pm | |
One in three lawyers will experience a significant mental health concern during their career. Given such high prevalence rates, it’s imperative that law firms understand how to implement a mental health intervention framework that assists staff through the mental health recovery process. This seminar will assist participants with understanding:
• The mental health intervention framework
• The role of psychological rehabilitation – what it is and what it does
• Best practice psychological rehabilitation in action – from principles to practice and key learnings
• The mental health intervention framework
• The role of psychological rehabilitation – what it is and what it does
• Best practice psychological rehabilitation in action – from principles to practice and key learnings
Our Presenter
Our Presenters
Rachel ClementsFounder
Centre for Corporate Health
Rachel Clements is the co-founder and Director of Psychological Services and Principal Organisational Psychologist at the Centre for Corporate Health Pty Ltd, a boutique management and psychological consulting organisation based in Sydney. The Centre for Corporate Health specialises in helping organisations maximize their overall functioning by building individual and organisational resilience, which improves productivity, psychological health and overall well-being.
Rachel works across a range of industries and specialises in professional services organisations such as law firms and finance, construction, insurance, health / hospitals and government agencies such as emergency, justice and community services.
Rachel is a key presenter at national and international conferences in the area of occupational stress, intervention, treatment and prevention. She is frequently asked for comment by media organisations to discuss areas such as workplace stress, resilience building, mental health, organisational functioning and leadership.
Rachel has a Bachelor’s degree in Science with Honours in Psychology from the Australian National University and a Master’s degree in Organisational Psychology from the University of Western Australia.
Rachel is a registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and Specialist College of Organisational Psychologists.
Rachel partners with R U OK? day and sits on their Think Tank which designs and develops materials for R U OK? Day.
Rachel works across a range of industries and specialises in professional services organisations such as law firms and finance, construction, insurance, health / hospitals and government agencies such as emergency, justice and community services.
Rachel is a key presenter at national and international conferences in the area of occupational stress, intervention, treatment and prevention. She is frequently asked for comment by media organisations to discuss areas such as workplace stress, resilience building, mental health, organisational functioning and leadership.
Rachel has a Bachelor’s degree in Science with Honours in Psychology from the Australian National University and a Master’s degree in Organisational Psychology from the University of Western Australia.
Rachel is a registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and Specialist College of Organisational Psychologists.
Rachel partners with R U OK? day and sits on their Think Tank which designs and develops materials for R U OK? Day.