Workplace Mental Health Assessments

Do you know the status of mental health in your workplace?

Mental well-being is not just an issue at home or for individuals. Employees spend hours every day immersed in their workplace culture, which significantly impacts their mental health. When their mental health is compromised, it can have vast negative impacts on the organization's success and profits.

Recognizing this, the Mental Health Commission of Canada developed the Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace to help organizations create mentally healthy environments. Using this standard, All Thrive created an assessment that will give organizations a comprehensive perspective of how their workplace culture is impacting the mental health of employees.

“Workplaces with a positive approach to psychological health and safety are better able to recruit and retain talent, have improved employee engagement, enhanced productivity, are more creative and innovative, and have higher profit levels. Other positive impacts include a reduction of several key workplace issues including the risk of conflict, grievances, turnover, disability, injury rates, absenteeism and performance, or morale problems.”

~The Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace

The Assessment Process

We are pleased to offer assessments in various formats to meet your organization’s specific needs. This may include online surveys, focus groups, and/or individual interviews. Online surveys provide a broad perspective from all employees, while focus groups and interviews offer in-depth qualitative insights. Contact us to explore the best assessment option for your organization.

Organizations can expect this process to take 4-6 weeks. Once employees have completed the assessment, the organization will receive a detailed report and presentation with observations, key takeaways, and actionable recommendations for improvement. Additionally, All Thrive offers longer term consulting and training services to help implement these recommendations.

Please reach out if you are interested in seeing a sample report.

Critical Factors

All Thrive's assessments are based on the Standard's 13 critical factors that impact mental well-being at work. All Thrive's assessments divide these into four categories.

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a woman sitting at a table with a laptop in front of her
Organizational Culture

• Clear leadership and expectations

• Organizational culture

• Engagement

Continual Growth

• Involvement and influence

• Growth and development

• Recognition and reward

Support

• Civility and respect

• Psychological and social support

• Psychological protection

• Physical Safety

• Psychological job demands

Time Management

• Workload management

• Work/life balance