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Real Conversations. Practice Tools. Healthier Workplaces

PREVENTATIVE 

Workplace Workshop Day 12 November 2026

Meet The Presenters

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Michelle Hillier

    Beyond the First Aid Kit

    Most workplaces wouldn’t wait for an injury before thinking about physical safety. So why should psychological safety and mental wellbeing be different? Michelle Hillier will bring physical safety, mental health and preventative workplace wellbeing into one conversation. Michelle will challenge you to look at where prevention begins — from induction and everyday workplace practices to training, benefits and connections with services that help employees stay well.

    About Michelle and the Workshop

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    Jack Davis

      Conversations before Crisis

      We often tell people to “start a conversation” — but what happens after the first question? Jack Davis, founder of It’s Cool to Cry, brings a relatable, preventative approach to conversations about mental health and connection. His session explores how everyday conversations can help build trust, notice when something has changed and create opportunities for support before someone reaches crisis point.

      About Jack and the Workshop

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      Tracy Sedman

        Safer Workplaces Start Earlier

        Bullying, harassment and sexual safety shouldn’t only become workplace priorities after an incident or complaint. Tracey Sedman of Sexual Safety Australia helps organisations move the conversation upstream. Her workshop explores how workplace culture, behaviours, boundaries and early intervention can help prevent harm and create environments where people understand what respectful and safe behaviour looks like.

        About Tracy and the Workshop

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        Kylie Dawson

          Regulation Before Reaction

          When pressure rises, even capable people can react in ways they later regret. Kylie Dawson helps people recognise what is happening in the moment and use practical techniques to reset, regulate and respond more effectively. In this interactive workshop, discover simple tools that can help create calmer conversations, clearer thinking and healthier responses when workplace situations become difficult.

          About Kylie and the Workshop

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          Preventative Workplace Workshop Day
          12 November 2026 | Sydney

           

          • Four practical workshops.

          • Four preventative perspectives.

          • One day designed to help workplaces act earlier — before challenges become crises.

           

          Register your interest to receive event details, ticket information and priority access when registrations open.

          Free tickets for a limited time

          Ticket price increases 1 September 2026.

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