Building a Workplace Mental Health Support Program

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12 Nov

Building a Workplace Mental Health Support Program

Building a Workplace Mental Health Support Program

Thursday, November 12, 2026 (12:00 AM to 11:59 PM)
2 PDCs
Provider: US Compliance
Course Name: Building a Workplace Mental Health Support Program

Speaker: Connie Van Raalte
Program Type: Instructor E-Learning
Registration URL: https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0090-0030-15df65f8d1d544568b61eb7c5dd6fd95
Building a Workplace Mental Health Support Program, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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By the end of this course, participants will be able to: Describe the purpose and key components of a workplace mental health support program. (Understand) Identify workplace factors, warning signs, and organizational gaps that may influence employee mental health and well-being. Explain the roles and responsibilities of leadership, peer support resources, and response teams within a workplace support framework. Develop a basic mental health support process that includes reporting, response procedures, referral pathways, and escalation protocols. Evaluate strategies for building a psychologically safe workplace culture that encourages employees to seek support and communicate concerns.

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Mental health challenges can impact employee well-being, safety, engagement, and overall workplace performance. While many organizations have processes in place for physical injuries and emergencies, fewer have defined systems for recognizing and responding to mental health concerns in the workplace. This practical two-hour course provides leaders with a framework for developing a workplace mental health support program that goes beyond awareness training. Participants will explore key program elements such as support teams, peer resources, response procedures, escalation pathways, leadership responsibilities, and psychological safety principles. This course is not designed to create counselors or therapists. Instead, it focuses on creating practical systems that help organizations prepare, respond, and connect employees to appropriate support resources while fostering a culture of care and respect.

Building a Workplace Mental Health Support Program
Building a Workplace Mental Health Support Program
1000 Shelard Pkwy Ste 140
Minneapolis, MN 55426-4916

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