Developing a Workplace Mental Health policy
- Kerry Owen
- Sep 4
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 24

Build a Healthier Workplace: Mental Health Policy Training for Employers and Teams
Mental health is no longer a side issue—it’s central to employee wellbeing, productivity, and workplace culture. Organisations that prioritise mental health see stronger performance, better retention, and happier teams.
Our Developing a Workplace Mental Health Policy course, approved by CPD and IIRSM, helps employers and employees create and implement effective mental health policies that support everyone in the workplace.
Why Mental Health Policies Matter
Good mental health enables people to thrive at work and in life. UK law requires organisations to promote and protect the mental wellbeing of their workforce. A clear, well-structured policy ensures that mental health is embedded into your company’s culture and operations.
This course guides you through the key steps to building a policy that works—from planning and implementation to communication and review.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll gain a practical understanding of:
What a workplace mental health policy is
What it should include and who should be involved
How to implement and communicate the policy
Why ongoing review is essential for effectiveness
Course Modules & Pass Requirements:
Introduction – 70%
Implementing a Workplace Mental Health Policy – 70%
Who Should Take This Course?
HR professionals and team leaders
Business owners and senior managers
Employees involved in wellbeing initiatives
Anyone responsible for workplace policy development
Why Choose Us?
Fully accredited and aligned with UK workplace standards
Quick and flexible—complete in just 20 minutes
100% online and mobile-friendly
Ideal for individuals or company-wide training
Take the Lead on Mental Health
A strong mental health policy isn’t just good practice—it’s a legal and ethical responsibility. Equip your team with the knowledge to create a supportive, inclusive workplace.
Enroll Now and start building a mentally healthy organisation.
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