VIC Melbourne Metro Network

Psychological injury claims are rising rapidly and managing them is one of the biggest challenges for HR and safety professionals today. Are you confident your organisation is prepared?

Join us for a fast-paced, expert-led discussion on:

• How to reduce psychological safety risks before they escalate
• Proven strategies for managing complex claims and recovery
• What WorkSafe Victoria wants HR professionals to know right now

Psychological Safety at Work: A Leadership Imperative for Thriving Organisations

Psychological safety isn’t just a compliance requirement—it’s a leadership opportunity. As executives and senior HR leaders, you have the power to shape a workplace where employees feel valued, engaged, and supported. A culture of psychological safety doesn’t happen by chance—it’s built through intentional leadership, proactive strategies, and collective action.

With psychological injury claims on the rise, organisations that embed psychological wellbeing into their leadership approach will gain a competitive advantage—reducing risks, strengthening culture, and driving higher performance. When employees feel safe to contribute, innovate, and seek support when needed, businesses thrive.

Join us at the AHRI Melbourne Metro Networking Session to explore how executive leadership can drive real change, ensuring your organisation is not just meeting legal obligations but fostering a workplace that attracts and retains top talent, enhances productivity, and prioritises wellbeing.

Target Audience  

HR Practitioners of all levels and careers will benefit from attending this forum.

Speaker: Maria Ruberto

Maria is a psychologist, speaker, and coach who empowers individuals and teams with strengths-based strategies to enhance resilience, emotional intelligence, and mental fitness.

Speaker: Sue Anderson 

Sue is a speaker, trainer, author, and coach who helps leaders move from “feedback fear to feedback fitness”, creating psychologically safe, high-performance workplaces. 

Speaker: Amy Salmon, WorkSafe Victoria 

Amy is a registered Psychologist and is the Principal Psychological Health and Safety Specialist at WorkSafe Victoria. Her team of Senior Psychological Health and Safety Specialists focus on prevention of psychological harm in Victorian workplaces. Amy is passionate about applying evidence-based preventative and management strategies to drive improvement in psychological health and safety outcomes at workplace.

Other Event Information 

You will obtain 1.5 CPD points for this forum.

Parking: Free onsite parking available
Public Transport: The closest station is Newmarket Station on the Craigieburn line, approximately a 3-minute walk from the Town Hall. Tram route 57 stops near Newmarket Plaza on Racecourse Road (Stop 26), a short walk to the venue. Bus route 402 stops at Macaulay St, which is within walking distance of the Town Hall.

Registration Information 

Registration close: Tuesday 29 April

Having trouble registering? Contact Us or phone 1300 811 880.

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