Course Introduction
When a member of staff identifies that they are experiencing work-related mental health difficulties, then you have a legal obligation to respond.
This response needs to be supportive, reassuring, make reasonable adjustments and be recorded. This is where employers should complete the Individual Stress Risk Assessment Tool. This Tool helps you to:
- Identify the hazards that are negatively affecting the individual
- Identify what things they are accessing that is helping them
- Understand what else could help the individual
- Identify other mechanisms for supporting the staff member
- Have a legal record of what workplace support has been put in place.
This course is all about Implementation, taking you through the steps that you need to know to meet your duties as a manager when a member of staff discloses that they are experiencing work-related stress or mental health difficulties.
Built Around the HSE Management Standards
This training incorporates the principles of the HSE Management Standards, providing a recognised framework for identifying and managing the main workplace factors that can contribute to work-related stress.

The framework helps organisations move beyond simply reacting to individual cases and instead identify and address the underlying workplace risks.
Based on the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Management Standards approach to work-related stress.
Free Individual Stress Risk Assessment Tool
When an employee experiences work-related stress, an Individual Stress Risk Assessment can help you identify the factors contributing to their stress and explore appropriate workplace adjustments.
Before taking the course, why not download and familiarise yourself with the Tool? It’s free to access and gives you an insight into the practical process of assessing individual stress risks.

Who this course is not for
This course is not suitable for Health and Safety Officers or Senior Staff with very little line management responsibility.
Who this course is for
This course is for those who line manage team, department heads, managers, team leaders, HR assistants. Those who work directly with employees and are best placed to make a difference and be able to make the reasonable adjustments that your staff need.
What will I get from this course?
This course will help you to:
- Be more confident with responding to staff mental health
- Give you a structure for supporting a member of staff
- Make you more prepared for having supportive conversations
- Understand what factors affect staff mental health
- Know what you can and can’t do when responding to stress or work-related mental health
- Meet your legal obligations
Certificate of Completion
Receive a certificate upon completion of the course, recognising your achievement and providing a record of your professional development.


Course Instructor
One Time
£395 + VAT

