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Align energy.
Drive performance. 

$39 billion​

lost annually in due to poor mental health & workplace factors

4x longer

time off work for psychological injuries compared to physical

43% more

sick days where psycho-social risks are not effectively managed

$$$k fine

for failing to meet psycho-social risk obligations

Psychosocial risks are already impacting on performance

Improve workforce performance by addressing psychosocial risks

Psychosocial risks are not just people issues, they are performance and legal risks embedded in how work is designed, led, and experienced.

  • Competing priorities and changing workloads

  • Variability in leadership support and direction

  • The pace and complexity of organisational change

  • Increased sick leave

  • Higher claims

  • Lower productivity and culture decline

These are not isolated issues, they are systematic drivers of performance 

Most organisations measure experience. Few diagnose the cause.

These impacts are often not immediately visible, but they influence productivity, decision-making, and long-term performance.

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Psychosocial risks are recognised workplace hazards under Australian WHS legislation and international standards such as ISO 45003.

Organisations are required to:

  • Identify psychosocial risks

  • Assess their impact

  • Implement controls to reduce risk

  • Monitor and review effectiveness
     

This is not about adding more wellbeing initiatives, it is about understanding and managing the factors within work that influence performance and psychological health.

What most organisations do

  • Measure engagement and sentiment

  • Run wellbeing initiatives alongside core operations

  • Address issues once they become visible

  • Focus on individual support rather than system design

  • Treat psychosocial factors as part of wellbeing, rather than a core WHS responsibility

What we do differently

  • Identify psychosocial risks embedded in work design and systems, aligned with WHS  and ISO 45003 principles

  • Determine whether issues are system or people driven

  • Link workplace experience directly to performance outcomes

  • Provide clear, actionable insights to address root causes

We don’t just measure how people feel, we identify what is driving performance and how it should be managed

Workplace Performance Diagnostic

A psychosocial risk assessment designed to improve performance and meet organisational obligations

A whole-of-business diagnostic that identifies psychosocial risks embedded in work design, leadership, and organisational systems, and determines whether performance challenges are driven by systems or individual factors.
 
  1. Identifies psychosocial risks impacting performance and change effectiveness

  2. Determines whether issues are system-driven or people-driven

  3. Provides a prioritised view of the highest-impact areas

  4. Links workplace experience to measurable business outcomes

  5. Translates insights into practical, targeted actions

How it works

Step #1

Diagnose
Identify psychosocial risks and the factors influencing performance across your organisation.

Step #2

Prioritise
Determine whether challenges are driven by systems, leadership, or individual factors, and focus on what matters most.

Step #3

Act
Translate insights into targeted, practical actions to improve performance and reduce risk.

Products & Services

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Measure

Respond

Support

  • Workplace Performance Diagnostic 
    (psychosocial assessment)

  • Culture & Productivity Diagnostic
    (performance & engagement assessment)

  • Workplace Alignment Diagnostic
    (individual assessment)

  • Targeted training programs

  • Change management

  • Leadership & team development

  • Professional & executive coaching

  • Workplace energy management

  • Individual development

A connected approach...from identifying risks to improving performance outcomes.

When psychosocial factors are understood and managed effectively, performance follows.

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