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A webinar exploring communication foundations, styles, and strategies, highlighting how effective consultation and team dialogue enhance psychological safety, support organisational change, and contribute meaningfully to workplace health and safety
This webinar on effective communication will explore how communication styles, personality types, and consultation practices contribute to workplace health and safety. It emphasises the importance of clear, adaptable communication in teams, especially during organisational change. Participants will learn strategies for effective communication with a focus on psychological safety and collaboration. The session will highlight how meaningful consultation and feedback loops can enhance team cohesion and support wellbeing. By developing communication skills and understanding interpersonal dynamics, attendees are equipped to foster healthier work environments and navigate change more effectively
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This webinar equips participants with practical strategies to improve workplace dialogue, create healthy team dynamics, and foster psychological safety. The session explores communication styles and consultation techniques that support wellbeing and organisational change. Attendees gain insights into how meaningful communication contributes to healthier, more collaborative work environments—especially during times of transition. It’s a valuable opportunity to build skills that enhance both individual and team performance
Health and Safety Managers, Change Managers, Wellbeing Managers, Health and Safety Representatives, Human Resource Professionals
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Date: Thursday 6 November 2025
Time: 12.00noon - 1.00pm AEDT (Syd/Mel) Please check correct start time for your own timezone
RSVP: by 2pm, Wednesday 5 November 2025,
Location: Online via Vimeo
Cost: FREE for NSCA Foundation members | $50 for non-members (includes GST)
All registrations must be paid prior to the event.
No refunds provided, if you are unable to attend the webinar, the recording will be made avaiable to you post webinar
Please note that we use Vimeo Webinar software to deliver our webinar content. Upon registration you will receive a confirmation from our associated management system. You will then receive an email on the Monday prior to the webinar with details on how to login for the webinar together with a reminder on the morning of the webinar itself. You do not need to download any software to watch the webinars, they are viewed through your internet prowser.
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Principal Psychologist & CEO
Tessa is a registered psychologist who completed her PhD focusing on Psychosocial Safety Climate (PSC) and psychosocial factors at work, for which she received the 2019 Ian Davey Award for the most outstanding PhD thesis at the University of South Australia. She has experience working in the areas of human resource management, injury prevention, and injury management. In her prior role as a Research Fellow at UniSA Dr Bailey assisted with coordinating the Australian Workplace Barometer project which collected data on working conditions, worker health, and productivity outcomes for over 7000 workers across Australia. And her focus on applied practice led to the creation of the Opus Centre
The Opus Centre aims to lift the literacy of organisations around Psychosocial Risk Management, increase the capability of leaders to manage Psychosocial Risk and further the research on best practice implementation
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