Actevate delivers bespoke mental health and resilience training for organisations of every size, anywhere in Australia. Every session is designed around your workplace and delivered by qualified counsellors and psychologists, online or face to face.







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Practical training on respectful workplace behaviour, addressing the interpersonal conduct that sits behind so many psychosocial hazards, complaints and claims.
A focused one-hour briefing on WHS obligations at board level, covering legislative requirements, people risk red flags, and when to deploy resources to protect the organisation and its people.
A focused program for those who carry the WHS duties personally. Recognise the situations that constitute psychological hazards, and build the strategies that stop them escalating before they reach a regulator.
WHS law defines health to include psychological health, and sets out specific duties to manage psychological risks. Directors carry a heightened degree of responsibility under these laws. This brief course is designed to alert and empower directors and senior leaders, with industry-specific training that protects the leadership team. See the dedicated section below.
Our flagship accredited course. Participants learn to administer mental health first aid, including recognising deterioration, responding to crisis and connecting colleagues with help, and complete a competency-based assessment.
Successful participants receive an Actevate Statement of Attainment demonstrating proficiency, renewable through refresher training every two years. Note: mental health first aid courses are not currently part of the VET scheme or training.gov.au, so attainment is issued by Actevate rather than under VET auspices. We're upfront about that because it matters for your training register.
Recognise the signs of anxiety, depression and stress in colleagues, reduce stigma, and build the confidence to start a supportive conversation before things escalate.
Grounded in current research on the link between mentally healthy employees, engagement and productivity, and tailored to the situations your people actually face in your industry. Available as facilitated training or in an e-learning format.
A fast, energising 30-minute team session on emotional intelligence and self-awareness. Ideal for wellbeing days or as an add-on to existing company meetings.
Understand the science of resilience, identify personal stress patterns, and build an enduring personal resilience plan your people carry beyond the session.
Confidential 30-minute one-on-one sessions for employees. Identifies burnout and early warning signs, provides a personalised wellbeing toolkit, and flags anyone needing urgent support.
Every program is built from modules tailored to your cohort. This spans recognising early warning signs, psychosocial risk and legislative responsibilities for leaders, stress management and resilience, conflict resolution and de-escalation, effective communication and goal setting, and self-care and coping strategies.
Transparent pricing: facilitated sessions start at $2,300 + GST for up to 15 participants, including all training materials. Sessions are interactive, typically two hours, with case studies, live Q&A and take-home materials.
On-site training is delivered at your premises by a certified expert. The course content is tailored to your specific workplace, using your equipment, your layout, and your documented risk assessments as practical examples. This is the most effective format for courses with a practical component.
Online training is delivered live by the same qualified counsellors and psychologists, with teams joining from any location. Sessions stay interactive, with breakout discussions, case studies and live Q&A, and the content is still tailored to your workplace and industry. Ideal for dispersed, hybrid or multi-site teams.
Blended programs combine facilitated sessions with e-learning modules your people can complete in their own time. Face-to-face or live online time is reserved for practice, discussion and the harder conversations, while foundational content is covered beforehand. A practical option for rolling training out across a large or shift-based workforce.
Workplace mental health training teaches employees and managers how to recognise, respond to and support mental health challenges at work. Programs typically cover identifying early warning signs, having safe and supportive conversations, responding to someone in distress, and building personal resilience. Actevate delivers bespoke programs tailored to your industry, roles and risk profile.
Australian employers are legally required to manage psychosocial risks to workers under work health and safety laws, and training is a recognised control measure. While no law mandates a specific course, regulators expect employers to take reasonable steps to protect psychological health, and training managers and staff is one of the most practical ways to demonstrate this.
Everyone benefits, but priority groups are managers and supervisors, HR and WHS teams, and employees in high-pressure or high-exposure roles. Managers matter most because they're usually the first to notice a change in someone and their response shapes whether that person seeks help. We tailor separate streams for leaders and general staff.
Absolutely. Small businesses often feel mental health challenges more sharply because every person matters and there's no large HR team to lean on. We scale programs to suit small teams, giving owners and managers practical skills to support their people without big-company overheads.
Call Actevate on 1300 663 155 or enquire through our contact page. We'll discuss your workforce, industry and objectives, then design a tailored program delivered by qualified health professionals, onsite or online, anywhere in Australia.
All courses are tailored for your organisation reflecting the values, beliefs and vision of the organisation and the industry in which it operates.





