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We're preparing the next round of insightful events for HR and Safety Professionals, and we can't wait to share what's ahead. Check our upcoming dates and pre-register today to secure your spot.

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Monthly Sessions - 2026 Dates Released

Expert-Led Wellbeing Workshops

Access our specialist training sessions on a flexible per-participant basis, providing your team with the practical skills and mental health literacy needed to navigate psychosocial hazards and foster a resilient workplace culture.

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Past Events

Melbourne, 26 February 2026

Data Before Design

Our recent business breakfast brought together like-minded leaders to share practical, proactive strategies for managing psychosocial risks across a wide range of industries. The session highlighted the evolving, strategic role of an EAP partner in supporting integrated wellbeing initiatives that move beyond reactive care.Central to the discussion was the importance of using both quantitative data and qualitative insights to create targeted, information-driven programs that align with unique organisational goals.

Sydney, 25 March 2026

Psychosocial Risk Management: A Journey, not a Checklist

We explored the evolving landscape of psychosocial risk management and how organisations can move beyond simple compliance to achieve true cultural maturity.

Our expert speakers provided insightful perspectives on how organisations move through different stages of maturity, transitioning from early awareness and compliance-driven responses toward more integrated and sustainable risk management practices. This journey involves more than just policies; it requires a deep understanding of the unique people dynamics that enable a workplace to thrive.

Brisbane, 6 May 2026

Strengthening Organisational Capability: A Proactive Approach to Occupational Violence & Aggression

At our recent Brisbane Breakfast Series event, Acacia Connection joined leaders from Busy Bees, Brisbane City Council, McNab, Queensland Libraries, and the City of Moreton Bay to reframe Occupational Violence & Aggression (OVA) as a core pillar of organisational capability rather than a reactive safety checklist.

The conversation underscored that effective management requires strategic psychosocial integration, moving OVA into a broader risk framework to enable targeted, industry-specific hazard mitigation.

By transitioning toward this sustainable model of proactive safety, organisations can move beyond isolated tactics to truly protect their people, equipping them to lead with confidence and resilience in the most high-pressure, emotionally charged moments.

The Acacia Way Webinars

To get access to the full recording of a past Acacia Way Webinar, please contact us at marketing@acaciaconnection.com:

We look forward to connecting with you.

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