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Mental Health Month: Supporting better workplace mental health

28 Sep 2026 1:30 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

In recognition of Mental Health Month this October, HRMinds is pleased to share the latest thought leadership from our Platinum Sponsor, the Centre for Corporate Health (CFCH). With workplace mental health requiring more than awareness alone, CFCH has developed practical resources to help HR, People & Culture and workplace leaders strengthen their approach to managing complex and high-risk mental health matters.

Explore the latest episode of CFCH’s This Is Not a Drill podcast, Managing High-Risk Mental Health and Wellbeing Matters in the Workplace, along with their practical Managing High-Risk Mental Health Matters at Work Readiness Checklist. Together, these resources provide valuable insights and practical guidance to help organisations build safer, more coordinated and effective responses when serious mental health concerns arise.

We’re pleased to share Episode 2 of This Is Not a Drill, a podcast from the Centre for Corporate Health and Wellbeing Solutions Group. Managing High-Risk Mental Health and Wellbeing Matters in the Workplace looks at how best practice has moved beyond mental health awareness alone. When organisations are managing high-risk mental health and wellbeing matters, they need integrated workplace systems that support safe, timely and consistent responses. This includes human-led clinical triage, clear escalation pathways, governance, role clarity, leader capability and safe people processes. The episode explores what these systems look like in practice, and how workplaces can respond more effectively when the stakes are high. Listen now on Spotify

The Managing High-Risk Mental Health Matters at Work Readiness Checklist helps HR, WHS, People and Culture and Risk teams assess whether their organisation is ready to respond when serious mental health concerns arise at work. It covers high-risk escalation pathways, role clarity, clinical and organisational governance, documentation, workplace safety planning, leader capability and EAP provider readiness, with practical prompts to help organisations identify gaps, strengthen existing processes and build a more coordinated response when the stakes are high. View the guide here.

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