Psych Health and Safety Podcast USA
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The goal of the Psych Health and Safety USA podcast is to increase awareness of the importance of psychological health and safety, grow the community of psych health and safety advocates, and help reduce exposure to psychosocial hazards in workplaces in the United States. Each episode will feature not only guests with expertise in health and safety, psychology, academia, policymaking, and thought leadership but others with lived experience involving exposure to psychosocial hazards in a variety of work settings and environments.
Host: Dr. I. David Daniels
Host: Dr. I. David Daniels
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Jul 8, 2022 • 1h 6min
Sometimes Safe is Not Safe Enough - with Dr. Linda Martin
In this episode, we’ll speak with one of the top safety professionals and academics in America about the state of safety and the fact that Sometimes Safe, Is Not Safe Enough. We’ll talk about some of the reasons why this is the case and what needs to be done to make the workplace safer, including the importance of recognizing the impact that psychosocial hazards have on work in the United States.
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Jul 1, 2022 • 1h 1min
Psych Health and Safety, A Global Perspective - with the PH&S All Stars!
In the first episode of Psych Health and Safety USA, we’ll be talking to a group of global psych health and safety podcast hosts about the world of work and what it looks like in their respective countries. We’ll discuss their experiences and their perspective on how the U. S. compares and what can be done to bridge any gaps. We’ll talk about the various standards and policies that have been implemented to improve psych health and safety.
Jun 11, 2022 • 2min
Psych Health and Safety USA - Trailer
The goal of the Psych Health and Safety USA podcast is to increase awareness of the importance of psychological health and safety, grow the community of psych health and safety advocates, and help reduce exposure to psychosocial hazards in workplaces in the United States.
Each episode will feature not only guests with expertise in health and safety, psychology, academia, policymaking, and thought leadership but others with lived experience involving exposure to psychosocial hazards in a variety of work settings and environments.
