Leading Wellbeing will improve your confidence and capability to have the necessary conversations around mental health and wellbeing at work.
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Leading Wellbeing will improve your confidence and capability to have the necessary conversations around mental health and wellbeing at work.
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2024 Australian Business Book Awards Winner Book of the Year
2024 Australian Business Book Awards Winner Leadership2024 Australian Business Book Awards Winner Management & HRHow leaders can have confident mental health conversations that support both the wellbeing and performance of their people at work.Leaders have the responsibility to provide a psychologically safe and well work environment for their teams. With levels of stress and burnout rising, and one in five people experiencing mental illness, mental health conversation skills are no longer a nice-to-have. Mental health conversation competence is a necessary part of our leadership toolkit.Our leaders also juggle the daily pressure of competing priorities, urgent deadlines and overwhelming workloads while worrying about their team s wellbeing, and are at risk of developing chronic stress and burnout themselves.Many leaders feel ill-equipped, lacking the skills and training to have the difficult and supportive mental health conversations that are needed to support the wellbeing of their people.Leading Wellbeing addresses the key concerns for leaders and presents a clear framework to follow for recognising the signs someone is struggling, providing psychological safety, what to say, what support is appropriate and how to balance both care and performance needs.Designed by leadership expert and award-winning author Fleur Heazlewood, the Mental Health Mastery approach to better conversations improves leader confidence, capability and capacity in having the necessary, difficult conversations at work.Leading Wellbeing should be compulsory reading for all leaders wanting to achieve both healthy and high performance for themselves and their teams.Critic Reviews
'Every leader should have this book in their toolkit. If you manage people and find the topic of mental health overwhelming but increasingly important, then this book is full of sound advice, relatable stories and easy-to-digest, practical ways to help you and your team feel supported as you navigate these conversations. Fleur's solid leadership background and lived experience of managing the mental wellbeing of herself and her teams, combined with her award-winning writing, means this is a book I will certainly turn to again and again.'
Sonja Furniss, Senior People Program Manager
'Leading Wellbeing really speaks to me. Fleur is so honest and real in sharing her journey and exploring how to manage those difficult mental health conversations while having strategies in place to protect your own wellbeing. Her approach to leading and promoting wellbeing is inspiring. This is a great book that really made me stop and think about how to manage my own wellbeing while supporting others.'
Narelle Wallace, Director, Australian Public Service
'All people leaders need to be competent engaging their people in mental health conversations. Mental health conversations are peppered with many imagined and real pitfalls, and without a map to navigate those pitfalls it's easier to avoid the conversations that need to be had. Leading Wellbeing is the map; so, thanks to Fleur, every worker can engage in authentic mental health conversations to help boost wellbeing and productivity at work.'
Eugene McGarrell, Health Executive (Mental Health Service Development and Performance) and Board Director.
'Leading Wellbeing contains a wealth of practical guidance for supporting the mental health of individuals and teams in a post-pandemic world. Whether you are leading a team of high-flying lawyers or a kids' sport team, the framework and guidance of Leading Wellbeing will make you more effective by improving your capacity to support and nurture others.'
Barry Hemsley, Assistant Director, Australian Public Service
'This book is an amazing resource for those in need of a practical and actionable guide to identifying and supporting those they lead who may be struggling with mental health.'
Colleen O'Connor, Head of HR
About the Author
Fleur Heazlewood is a leadership expert and founder of the Blueberry Institute. With over 20 years corporate leadership experience, she is known for building positive performance cultures that deliver both employee wellbeing and commercial results. Fleur partners with CEOs, HR and leaders to create healthy, resilient and productive workplaces. She has trained and mentored over 1000 people in positive leadership, mental health mastery and future-fit resilience building.
Fleur s experience is backed by extensive qualifications, which include a Masters of Coaching Psychology, Bachelor of Commerce and Company Directors Certificate. She manages her own wellbeing through yoga and mindfulness meditation and is qualified to teach both practices.Product Details
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