This symposium brings together the latest understanding on the impact of mental health and wellbeing on investigations.

Topics include:

Common mental illnesses, symptoms and treatments
The impact of mental illness/trauma on witnesses
Approaches to psychological assessment of psychological injury
The impact of investigations on employees and employer duty of care
Vicarious liability and investigator well-being and mental health
Identifying warning signs and selfcare for professionals

Target Audience:

Civil investigators
Police investigators
Insurance claim handlers
Professional standards
Work Health and Safety specialists
Insurance and WHS Lawyers
HR and misconduct specialists

Speakers:

Common mental health conditions, prevalence and issues in investigations - Harriet Witchell, MSc Forensic Psychology, BA(Hons), Founder of MyKludo, veteran investigator and eternal inquisitive mind.

The impact of bullying on mental wellbeing - Jonathan Wilson LLB(Hons) BA(Hons) Ambassador for Conduct Change, Former Detective Superintendent in the Metropolitan Police UK;

Employer duty of care during workplace investigations - Aaron Goonrey expert industrial relations lawyer and partner at Lander and Rogers, Sydney NSW;

Trauma and the brain - Alison Granger-Brown PhD, PhD in Human Organisational Systems, researcher on developmental trauma in the justice system. Based in British Columbia, Canada.

Understanding assessments in psychological injury claims - Dr Greg Dear, MAPS MCFP, Forensic Psychologist and former chair of the APS College of Forensic Psychologists. Perth WA;

Vicarious Trauma and self care - Harriet Witchell, MSc Forensic Psychology, BA(Hons), Founder of MyKludo, veteran investigator and eternal inquisitive mind.

*NB MyKludo Investigators receive FREE tickets to this event