Enhancing support systems to address vicarious trauma in professional environments
Enhancing social supports are pivotal in alleviating the effects of vicarious trauma among individuals who are immersed in professions that are characterised by frequent exposure to traumatic content.
The cumulative impact of psychosocial hazards
In recent years, there has been an increased focus on the impact of psychosocial hazards in the workplace on employee mental health. While identifying these hazards is an important first step, it is important to recognise that often these hazards do not exist in isolation, and that the cumulative impact of multiple hazards have a…
Protective factors that reduce the risk of psychosocial hazards across the board
The workplace environment can significantly impact the psychological wellbeing of employees. Psychosocial factors are the elements that contribute to this impact. These factors can have both positive and negative effects on employees’ mental health. For instance, positive or protective psychosocial factors such as social support, autonomy, and a sense of purpose at work can enhance…
