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Psych Health and Safety Podcast

FlourishDx
Mental Health
Psychological Health and Safety
Workplace Mental Health
Psychosocial Safety
Burnout
Workplace Culture
Psychological Safety
Organizational Psychology
Employee Well-Being
Workplace Safety
Health and Safety
Psychosocial Hazards
Leadership
Workplace Well-Being
Occupational Health
Organizational Culture
Employee Engagement
Psychosocial Risks
Workplace Sexual Harassment
Employee Wellbeing

The goal of the psych health and safety podcast is to rapidly advance the practice of psychological health and safety in companies worldwide. Featuring a guest each episode from the fields of health and safety, psychology and academia who are leading the way in their corner of the globe. Hosts: Jason van Schie and Joelle Mitchell

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In this episode, hosts Jason and Joelle welcome Professor Rob Briner of Queen Mary University of London back to the podcast for the third time. Rob shares what the research says about performance management as a high-risk process for psychosocial har... more

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In this episode, hosts Jason and Joelle chat with Jessica Stacey, Manager, Prevention Education and Training at icare NSW. Jess shares icare's research into how leaders influence psychosocial safety across the workers compensation journey, from preve... more

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In this episode, hosts Jason and Joelle recap the 2026 Psych Health and Safety Conference (PHSCON), sharing their recollections, insights, and favourite moments. They share background about why FlourishDx decided to run a conference, and share a snea... more

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In this episode, hosts Jason and Joelle chat with Adam Jadresic, General Manager Health, Safety and Wellbeing at Greencross Pet Wellness Company. Adam shares his experiences in applying the BowTie methodology to psychosocial risk management. We chat ... more

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Recent Guests

Jessica Stacey
Strategic leader and workforce health specialist
ICARE New South Wales
Episode: From Prevention to Recovery: The Leadership Factor - with Jessica Stacey
Adam Jadresic
Health, safety and wellbeing professional with two decades of cross-industry experience
Greencross Pet Wellness
Episode: BowTie for Psychosocial Safety - with Adam Jadresic
Mason Gismondi
Head of culture and psychosocial safety at Bupa APAC
Bupa APAC
Episode: Bringing Psychosocial Safety and Culture Together - with Mason Gismondi
Keith Govias
Workplace Safety and Risk Principal at EML Group
EML Group
Episode: Findings from EML's Mental Health Research Program - with Keith Govias
Megan Hunter
Senior Advisor for Psychological Health and Safety at ACCO
ACCO
Episode: What's the Same and What's Different? - with Megan Hunter
Dr. Kat Page
Chair-elect of the Psych Health and Safety Conference; returning guest and author
Independent researcher/author, organizational psychologist
Episode: Special PHSCON 2026 Preview – with Dr Kat Page
Wade Needham
Leads investment governance and stewardship within a natural resources portfolio in Australia and New Zealand; specializes in board governance, responsible investment, and non-financial risk
FlourishTX / investor in natural resources
Episode: Exploring an Officer Prosecution - with Wade Needham
Graeme Cowan
Founding board director of RUOK, host of The Caring CEO Podcast, author of four books and co-founder of Wecare365
Wecare365; RUOK; The Caring CEO Podcast
Episode: Great Leaders Care - with Graeme Cowan
Mark Layson
Interdisciplinary researcher and emergency manager; director of the NSW ACT disaster recovery chaplaincy network at Charles Sturt University
Charles Sturt University / NSW ACT disaster recovery chaplaincy network
Episode: Organisational justice in workplace investigations - with Mark Layson

Hosts

Jason van Schie
Host of the Psych Health and Safety Podcast
Joelle Mitchell
Co-host introducing today's guest

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Dr Monica Crane episode

    The speaker really was interesting but I probably won’t listen to this podcast again - the co host Joelle was super disinterested and disengaged, even seeming rude towards their guest.

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    2
    Carlajv08
    Australiaa year ago
  • Love the show but…

    The show is ace with fantastic insights, especially at the HSE/HR intersections of psychosocial safety. Please, for the love of dog, get some decent recording equipment. The last ep was borderline unlistenable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thumbarse
    Australia2 years ago
  • Org psych = glorified HR

    Org psych = glorified HR. and who trusts HR? Nobody but rubes.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Tombot82
    Australia3 years ago
  • Love this podcast

    As a business owner and well-being advocate in the veterinary profession I absolutely love this podcast. Every episode new learnings seeding actionable ideas! It’s a must listen for every business owner looking to a successful future based on caring for the people who work for them. Dr Megan Alderson

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DRMEGTHEVET
    New Zealand4 years ago
  • Timely and real world advice

    The podcast has an amazing curated panel of guests — many who are well respected academically but also pracademics who have been through the school of hard knocks implementing psychological health & safety on the ground for many years and share that experience. On the continuum of information versus practical this leans towards practical and implementable content.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PC Amie
    Canada5 years ago

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From Prevention to Recovery: The Leadership Factor - with Jessica Stacey
Q: Tell us about your professional career.
Jessica Stacey describes a 20-year corporate career starting in an executive assistant role, moving through psychology and research, and ultimately focusing on psychosocial risk management and prevention within ICARE New South Wales.
Findings from EML's Mental Health Research Program - with Keith Govias
Q: What were the key highlights of the Monash Mental Health White Paper?
The paper identified four core themes and argued that mental health assessment should move beyond workers' compensation data to understand trends. It combined multiple data sets, highlighted the impact on young workers and women, discussed job quality indicators, and emphasized translating findings into practical, industry-specific guidance with case studies to help organizations contextualize risk.
What's the Same and What's Different? - with Megan Hunter
Q: What is ACCO's approach to psychological health and safety globally?
ACCO pursues a blended approach: region-specific implementations evolving toward an internal education/master class model for executives, with governance structures across operations, HR, and safety ensuring sustainable psychosocial risk management.
What's the Same and What's Different? - with Megan Hunter
Q: Megan, can you tell us about your professional career?
Megan describes a non-linear path starting in Kinesiology, moving into health promotion, then international work, and eventually aligning with psychological health and safety through education, training, and national standards in Canada, leading to her role at ACCO.
Special PHSCON 2026 Preview – with Dr Kat Page
Q: What are you hoping to bring to the chair this year for Phscon and how will that differ from previous chairs?
Kat explains she will bring a characteristically playful directness and an emphasis on connecting ideas and people, while drawing on diverse perspectives to address attendees' pain points.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Psych Health and Safety Podcast

What is Psych Health and Safety Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on psychological health and safety in workplaces, with conversations that blend practical risk management, leadership, culture, and governance. Across episodes, topics span integrating culture with safety, translating academic insights into actionable initiatives, measurement and data use, and navigating regulatory and cross-border considerations. Notable threads include leadership commitment, systemic design for safer workplaces, the role of AI and data in investigations, and real-world case studies from healthcare, not-for-profit, and corporate settings. The format often features practitioner researchers and industry leaders who translate theory into tangible improvements, making it a strong resource for HR, safety, and o... more

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Recent guests on Psych Health and Safety Podcast include:

1. Jessica Stacey
2. Adam Jadresic
3. Mason Gismondi
4. Keith Govias
5. Megan Hunter
6. Dr. Kat Page
7. Wade Needham
8. Graeme Cowan

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