The Future of Mentally Well Workplaces
Mental health and wellbeing is a complex personal, social and economic issue of concern for…
We are transforming the way organisations support their people, and how those people support themselves and each other. With a collaborative design focus on training and development, we are equipping individuals and organisations with the knowledge and skills to amplify wellbeing, empathy, and support. By partnering with us, you’re not only enhancing the wellbeing of your people; but unlocking the full performance capability of your organisation.
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‘relating to or concerning humans’
‘Experience’
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‘the fact or state of having been affected by, or gained knowledge through direct observation or participation’
At HumanEx, we believe that mental health is not just the absence of illness, but a state of complete physical, emotional, and social wellbeing, and that taking care of collective mental health and improving emotional intelligence (EQ) is the future of successful businesses and high performing teams. Our programmes and leadership support services address the holistic nature of Hauora and wellbeing. We work with our clients to identify their unique needs and develop customised strategies and training programmes that promote resilience, growth, connection and performance.
Cultivate and Amplify Emotional Intelligence and Hauora
We deliver high quality, evidence based mental health and wellbeing initiatives, including internationally accredited training programmes, tailored education and literacy tools and a range of mental health resources. We’ll continue raising the standards on our journey to becoming New Zealand’s most credible, high-quality mental health training and workplace wellbeing partner.
Prioritise strategy and culture that promotes employee safety, well-being, creativity, innovation and performance.
Empower leaders and teams to create a safe environment where everyone can thrive, collaborate, and contribute.
Develop the knowledge, skills, and insights necessary to foster personal and team mental wellbeing, empathy, and support.
Equipping adults with the skills and confidence needed to recognise and respond to a young person experiencing a mental health challenges
Join the largest globally accredited mental health first aid training programme available; with over 6 million people certified worldwide.
Dynamic and knowledgeable keynote speakers that enhance your event and promote an empathetic and informed approach to workplace wellbeing.
There is no health without mental health
Mental health is not just the absence of illness, but a state of complete physical, emotional, and social wellbeing. As the leading accredited provider of the Mental Health First Aid® (MHFA®) Aotearoa curriculum, our mission is to have a trained and certified Mental Health First Aider® in every organisation in New Zealand, with a minimum standard of 1 Mental Health First Aider® for every 12 employees.
Join over 6 million people globally who have already become certified Mental Health First Aiders®.
Spaces available on these June 2024 Mental Health First Aid® Courses
Two Online Sessions Tuesday 22nd October 9.00am to 12.00pm
Wednesday 23rd October 9.00am to 12.00pm
Two Day Face to Face
EMA – 145 Khyber Pass Road, Grafton
Tuesday 18th March 9.30am to 4.00pm
Wednesday 19th March 9.30am to 4.00pm
Mental health training equips employees with the tools to manage stress, enhance resilience, and maintain overall well-being
Training promotes a better understanding of mental health issues, reducing stigma and fostering a more supportive work environment
Employees can better manage their own emotions, leading to increased focus, productivity, job satisfaction and overall performance
Empowers individuals to recognise early signs of mental health issues and facilitates prompt intervention, preventing potential escalation
Employees trained in mental health first aid can respond effectively to crisis situations, providing initial support until professional help is available
A commitment to employee wellbeing improves psychological safety and contributes to a more inclusive organisational culture
A mentally healthy workforce reduces the risk of absenteeism, turnover, and potential legal issues related to workplace stress and mental health concerns
Improved emotional intelligence and wellbeing fosters better communication, collaboration, and understanding among team members
Organisations that prioritise mental health are often more attractive to prospective employees and are better equipped to retain valuable talent
Improved Employee Wellbeing: Mental health training equips employees with the tools to manage stress, enhance resilience, and maintain overall wellbeing.
Reduced Stigma: Training promotes a better understanding of mental health issues, reducing stigma and fostering a more supportive work environment.
Enhanced Productivity: By addressing mental health challenges, employees can better manage their emotions, leading to increased focus, productivity, and job satisfaction.
Early Intervention: Training empowers individuals to recognize early signs of mental health issues and facilitates prompt intervention, preventing potential escalation.
Legal Compliance: Mental health in the workplace is primarily governed by the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015. This legislation outlines the responsibilities of employers to ensure the health and safety of their workers, including their mental l health in the workplace. Our training ensures compliance with evolving legal standards.
Crisis Management Skills: Employees trained in mental health first aid can respond effectively to crisis situations, providing initial support until professional help is available.
Positive Organisational Culture: Implementing mental health training demonstrates a commitment to employee wellbeing, contributing to a positive and inclusive organisational culture.
Risk Mitigation: A mentally healthy workforce reduces the risk of absenteeism, turnover, and potential legal issues related to workplace stress and mental health concerns.
Enhanced Team Dynamics: Improved emotional intelligence, a key aspect of mental health training, can foster better communication, collaboration, and understanding among team members.
Stand with us and embrace the transformative power of mental health training and education. Together, we can break down barriers, create supportive environments, and usher in an era where mental health is no longer stigmatised but understood and respected. Contact us today to embark on a journey of understanding, empowerment, and positive change.
HumanEx has partnered with Deakin University to deliver evidence-based mental health and relationship-building programs across New Zealand. The programme Counting-on-U focuses on professional development for business advisors and accountancy roles, mentoring small business owners and clients. The programme supports our goal to train at least one in ten Kiwis in mentally healthy practices by 2025.
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