Expectations on the workplace to be socially responsible are on the rise, with increasing focus on legal obligations relating to mential health at work. GoodWork helps you protect your organisation and your people.
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What is GoodWork?
GoodWork is a professional training course designed to equip individuals and organisations with the skills and knowledge to create effective workplace wellbeing strategies.
Developed by the Good Programmes Trust, the creators of the award-winning mental health literacy programme GoodYarn, GoodWork is a comprehensive, evidence-based course that provides clarity, tools, and frameworks to support mental health and wellbeing in the workplace.
Building on this success, GoodWork offers a structured approach to workplace wellbeing that integrates psychosocial risk management, mental health strategies, and organisational development.
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Who is GoodWork for?
GoodWork is designed for professionals who play a role in workplace wellbeing, particularly:
- HR professionals
- Health & Safety teams
- Managers and leaders
- Anyone passionate about fostering a healthier workplace
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What does GoodWork cover?
The two-day GoodWork course provides participants with the tools to design and implement a holistic, evidence-based workplace wellbeing strategy. The training covers:
- Understanding workplace mental health and wellbeing – Learn how work impacts mental health and how to create mentally healthy environments.
- Psychosocial risk management – Identify workplace risks to mental wellbeing and develop strategies to mitigate them.
- Responding to psychological harm – Gain clarity on legal obligations, responsibilities, and best practices in supporting employee wellbeing.
- Measuring and monitoring wellbeing – Explore effective ways to track workplace wellbeing initiatives and their impact.
- Developing a wellbeing-based management approach – Learn how to integrate wellbeing into leadership and business operations for lasting change.
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Duration
Two days (Day one 9am - 5pm, Day two 9am - 4pm)
Group
Limited to a maximum of 12 participants (minimum of 8 attendees).
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Your Facilitator - Dana Carver
30+ years in workplace wellbeing, coaching, and facilitation.
Dana is Scarlatti’s organisational design lead with over 25 years’ experience in the organisational design space. Her work also spans organisational wellbeing, strategy facilitation, and training managers on well-being based leadership.
Her farming background, and wellbeing and corporate experience, brings a comprehensive perspective and depth of knowledge to our projects. She initiated the GoodYarn licensing programme, which has seen over 20,000 people educated in mental health literacy and has served over 500 clients in the wellbeing space.
Dana loves questioning the status quo and discovering new ways to approach old dilemmas. These qualities ensure clients do not get tick box programmes but find the right initiatives and solutions for their organisation.
Dana holds a Bachelor of Psychology, with post-graduate studies in physiology. She is a certified personal trainer, fitness instructor and wellness coach. Dana also speaks at conferences and forums on multiple topics.
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What's included
The GoodWork two-day training course costs $2000+gst per person (Southland Business Chamber membeers $1700+gst), which includes a comprehensive training manual and a certificate upon completion.
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