About the course

Psychological safety is the shared belief that people can speak up, ask questions, share ideas and acknowledge mistakes without fear of embarrassment or punishment.

When psychological safety is present, teams are better able to communicate openly, learn from challenges, contribute ideas and work collaboratively.

This practical two-hour online session explores the foundations of psychological safety and the everyday behaviours that influence whether people feel safe to contribute, raise concerns, ask for help and learn from mistakes.

Drawing on evidence-based research, including the work of Dr Amy Edmondson and Google’s Project Aristotle, participants explore practical tools and approaches that can be applied within teams.

The session is interactive and combines discussion, reflection and practical activities.

What you will learn

Participants will develop practical skills in:

Understanding the principles and benefits of psychological safety
Recognising barriers such as power dynamics, team culture and fear of risk
Applying practical tools including team agreements, meeting practices and reflection models
Strengthening communication behaviours that support trust and openness
Contributing to team environments where people feel able to speak up, ask questions and share ideas

Course structure

This two-hour interactive session includes:

Foundations of psychological safety
Barriers to speaking up and contributing
Everyday behaviours that shape team culture
Practical tools for strengthening trust and communication
Reflection and application within participants’ own teams

Who this course is suited to

This course is designed for:

Wellbeing teams
Leadership teams
Middle leaders
Staff groups wanting to strengthen trust, communication and collaboration

Date and time

25 February 2026
9:00 am - 11:00 am (AEDT) Melbourne Time

Delivery: Online

Group size: Maximum 15 participants

Investment

Course fee: $75

Enrolment and Enquiries

For further information or to register via direct payment, please contact:
info@trainingonthego.com.au

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