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October 26, 2025

October 27, 2025

Virtual

Active Members:

₦120000

Non-Financially Active Members:

₦150000

Non-Members:

₦150000

Program Schedule

DAY ONE

Module 1: Understanding Depression in the Workplace Context

  • Depression fundamentals: Facts, prevalence, and workplace impact
  • The spectrum of depression: From situational to clinical manifestations
  • Workplace triggers and contributing factors:
    • Job strain and demand-control imbalance
    • Organizational culture and psychological safety
    • Work relationships and social support
    • Job insecurity and economic pressures
  • Work-specific manifestations of depression:
    • Presenteeism and productivity decline
    • Absenteeism patterns
    • Communication and interaction changes
    • Decision-making and risk management impacts
  • Depression vs. burnout: Similarities and distinctions
  • Identifying depression indicators in workplace scenarios

Module 2: The Business Case for Mental Health Support

  • The economic impact of depression on organizations:
    • Direct and indirect costs
    • Productivity and performance metrics
    • Team dynamics and organizational climate
    • Innovation and creativity implications
  • ROI analysis of mental health initiatives
  • Legal and compliance frameworks:
    • Disability legislation and reasonable accommodations
    • Workplace health and safety obligations
    • Discrimination concerns and protections
    • Privacy and confidentiality requirements
  • Building the case for mental health investment in your organization
  • Class activity: Calculating the cost of unaddressed depression

 

Module 3: Creating Psychologically Safe Workplaces

  • Defining psychological safety in organizational contexts
  • The role of leadership in establishing mentally healthy environments
  • Reducing workplace stressors:
    • Workload management and boundary setting
    • Role clarity and organizational alignment
    • Control and autonomy balancing
    • Change management approaches
  • Building mental health literacy across the organization
  • Reducing stigma through education and normalization
  • Developing supportive management practices

 

 

 

DAY TWO

Module 4: Early Intervention and Support Strategies

  • Establishing effective detection systems
  • Training for managers and HR professionals:
    • Observation skills for early detection
    • Appropriate conversation approaches
    • Limits of managerial role vs. professional help
  • Creating supportive conversations:
    • Language choices and framing
    • Active listening techniques
    • Empathy without problem-solving
    • Confidentiality and trust building
  • Documentation and follow-up protocols
  • Support resources and referral processes
  • Handling initial conversations

Module 5: Intervention Models and Support Systems

  • Comprehensive Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs):
    • Design and implementation
    • Promotion and utilization strategies
    • Measuring effectiveness
  • Workplace accommodations and adjustments:
    • Flexible scheduling options
    • Workload modifications
    • Environmental adaptations
    • Remote work considerations
  • Mental health first aid in the workplace
  • Peer support programs and structures
  • Technology-enabled support options
  • Crisis intervention protocols
  • Designing an integrated support system
  • Tailoring interventions to organizational context

Module 6: Return to Work and Reintegration

  • Creating effective return-to-work frameworks
  • Graduated return strategies and planning
  • Collaboration with healthcare providers
  • Confidentiality and communication management
  • Supporting managers during reintegration process
  • Monitoring and adjustment protocols
  • Preventing relapse through ongoing support
  • Measuring successful reintegration
  • Developing a return-to-work checklist
  • Successful return-to-work implementations

Module 7: Building a Culture of Wellbeing

  • Moving beyond intervention to prevention
  • Elements of a comprehensive wellbeing strategy:
    • Physical, mental, financial, and social dimensions
    • Work-life integration approaches
    • Stress management and resilience building
    • Purpose and meaning in work
  • Wellness program design principles
  • Measuring and monitoring organizational mental health
  • Change management for cultural transformation
  • Leadership modeling and accountability
  • Developing a mental health initiative roadmap
  • Overcoming implementation barriers

 

 

 

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