Workplace Wellbeing: Speaking Up and Building a Culture of Psychological Safety

Hello, Kia ora

Welcome to the registration page for Workplace Wellbeing: Speaking Up and Building a Culture of Psychological Safety, the third webinar in our 2026 Wellbeing Advocates series, taking place on Thursday, 17 September 2026.

Hosted by Dr Susannah Ward, Chair, Member Health and Wellbeing Committee (MHWC), and Dr David Beaumont, Deputy Chair, MHWC, this one-hour interactive webinar will explore psychological safety from both an individual and organisational perspective.

The session will feature Dr George Eskander, GP and Chief Clinical Operating Officer at WA Health, and Dr Barbara Rysenbry, Registered Clinical Psychologist and Facilitation Lead, Umbrella Wellbeing (NZ), who will share practical insights and real-world experience.

Through practical examples, the panel will explore how individuals can confidently speak up, the actions that can be taken to address inappropriate or disrespectful behaviour, and how leaders and organisations can foster psychologically safe workplaces.

The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A, providing an opportunity to reflect on how these strategies can be applied in everyday practice.

Registration information:

Registration to this event is required and only available via this online form.

The email address supplied will be used for all communications (including session access details and scheduled reminders).

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RACP members:
You will need your Membership Identification Number (MIN) to register. If you have forgotten your MIN, please visit MyRACP or call RACP Member Services on 1300 69 7227 (AUS) or 0508 697 227 (Aotearoa New Zealand).

Select the appropriate registration option to either join the live webinar and participate in the discussion or view a copy of the recording if you do not plan to attend live. All participants who attend the live webinar will also be notified once the recording has been published. 

Please note that the dates and times are not final and are subject to change. Any changes to the schedule will be communicated to you as soon as possible.