Free Workplace Wellbeing Webinars
June 11, 2026
Practical Workplace Wellbeing Webinars for Managers, HR Professionals and Leaders
Do you sometimes feel unsure about how to support wellbeing at work? Perhaps you're not certain what to say, when to step in, or where the boundaries lie when supporting colleagues and team members.
Our free Workplace Wellbeing Webinar Series is designed to help managers, leaders, HR professionals and anyone interested in workplace wellbeing gain practical skills and confidence. Delivered by experienced psychologists from The Keil Centre, each webinar provides evidence-based guidance that can be applied immediately in real workplace situations.
Topics include wellbeing conversations, workplace stress, psychosocial hazards, neurodiversity in the workplace and accessing professional psychological support.
Choose the sessions most relevant to you and register using the links below.
Neurodivergence in the Workplace
Monday, 6 July, 3:00pm
Neurodiversity influences how people think, learn, communicate, process information and experience their working environment.
In this webinar, Sean Riley, Chartered Occupational Psychologist, will explore both the strengths and challenges associated with neurodivergence in the workplace. Moving beyond awareness, Sean will focus on practical strategies that help individuals and organisations create more inclusive, flexible and psychologically safe workplaces.
Participants will learn how to better support neurodivergent colleagues, reduce unnecessary workplace stressors, and help people work in ways that align with their strengths and preferences.
Presenter: Sean Riley, Chartered Occupational Psychologist
Managing Stress and Psychosocial Hazards at Work
Wednesday, 8 July, 9:00am
Work can positively influence wellbeing, performance and purpose. However, when workplace risks are not effectively managed, work can also become a source of stress, pressure and ill health.
In this session, Dr Chiara Amati will explore how organisations can identify, assess and manage psychosocial hazards in a practical and sustainable way.
The webinar will cover common workplace wellbeing risks including workload, role clarity, workplace relationships, organisational culture and change. Participants will gain practical insights into creating healthier, safer and more supportive working environments.
Presenter: Dr Chiara Amati, Director and Chartered Occupational & Coaching Psychologist
Seeking Professional Support
Thursday, 9 July, 12:00pm
Thinking about therapy but not sure where to begin?
Many people feel uncertain, overwhelmed or hesitant about taking the first step towards professional support. Questions about what therapy involves, whether it is the right time, and how to find the right therapist can often create barriers to seeking help.
In this webinar, Lize van Niekerk will provide practical and reassuring guidance on what to expect from therapy, how to prepare for an initial appointment, and how to find professional support that meets your individual needs.
Presenter: Lize van Niekerk, Clinical Service Manager and Chartered Counselling Psychologist
Wellbeing Conversations at Work and Beyond
Monday, 13 July, 11:00am
Would you like to support colleagues more effectively but feel unsure about what to say or how to approach difficult conversations?
In this webinar, Business Psychologist Bethan Hedley will explore how to have wellbeing conversations with confidence, clarity and appropriate boundaries.
A key focus of the session will be empathic listening. Participants will learn practical techniques for listening in a supportive, constructive and non-judgemental way, without feeling responsible for solving every problem. The webinar will also cover when to step in, who to involve, and how to signpost colleagues to appropriate support.
Presenter: Bethan Hedley, Business Psychologist
Who Should Attend?
These workplace wellbeing webinars are suitable for:
- Managers and leaders
- HR professionals
- Health and safety professionals
- Team leaders and supervisors
- Anyone supporting colleagues or teams
- Individuals interested in workplace wellbeing, psychological safety and inclusion
What You Will Gain
By attending these webinars, you will learn how to:
- Approach wellbeing conversations with greater confidence
- Understand healthy boundaries when supporting others
- Recognise and manage workplace stressors more effectively
- Identify and address psychosocial hazards at work
- Know when and how to signpost people to professional support
- Better support neurodivergent colleagues and teams
- Create healthier, more inclusive and psychologically safe workplaces
Places are free, but registration is required.
Interested in improving workplace wellbeing, leadership capability and psychological safety within your organisation?
Explore our full range of services:
• Business Psychology & Wellbeing: https://keilcentre.co.uk/services/business-psychology-wellbeing/
• Leadership & Team Development: https://keilcentre.co.uk/services/business-psychology-wellbeing/leadership-team-development/
• Workplace Wellbeing: https://keilcentre.co.uk/services/business-psychology-wellbeing/wellbeing-resilience/
• Counselling & Clinical Psychology: https://keilcentre.co.uk/services/counselling-clinical-psychology/