Training Courses & Webinars

Introduction to RTW and Injury Management ACT

Injuries at work can have serious implications for both the worker and their employer. It's important to know how to manage these situations effectively to ensure the injured person can return to work safely. In this session we will provide an overview of the workers compensation scheme in ACT and the role of WorkSafe ACT.

This introductory webinar is ideal for those managing claims.

Introduction to RTW and Injury Management NT

Injuries at work can have serious implications for both the worker and their employer. It's important to know how to manage these situations effectively to ensure the injured person can return to work safely. This session will provide a brief overview of the Return to Work Act 1986, the role of NT WorkSafe and the return-to-work process.

This introductory webinar is ideal for those managing claims.

Introduction to RTW and Injury Management TAS

Injuries at work can have serious implications for both the worker and their employer. It's important to know how to manage these situations effectively to ensure the injured person can return to work safely. This webinar will provide a brief overview of the Workers' Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1988, the role of WorkCover Tasmania and the return-to-work process.

This introductory webinar is ideal for those managing claims.

Introduction to RTW and Injury Management WA

Injuries at work can have serious implications for both the worker and their employer. It's important to know how to manage these situations effectively to ensure the injured person can return to work safely. This course will give participants an overview of the workers compensation scheme in Western Australia and the statutory obligations of both employers and workers.

This introductory webinar is ideal for those managing claims.

Functional Capacity Evaluations - Psychological & Physical

This practical training session is designed to build understanding of the purpose, scope and value of Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE) within the workers’ compensation system.

The session explains what an FCE is, when it should be requested, and how it differs from clinical treatment reports or medical certificates. This webinar is presented by our partner APM.

Return to Work Awareness Training

This interactive session is designed to empower leaders with the knowledge, confidence and autonomy needed to effectively support workers following a workplace injury. The session introduces the fundamentals of the workers’ compensation scheme, outlines the key stakeholders and their roles, and highlights the evidence base underpinning early intervention and the health benefits of good work.

Addressing Common Recovery and Return to Work Barriers

This session will explore the biological, psychological, and social barriers that can impact an individual's recovery and return to work. Participants will gain practical insights and build confidence in recognising and addressing common challenges. The session will also deepen understanding of the key factors that support sustainable outcomes. This webinar is presented by our partner IPAR.

Cultural Competency in Claims: Navigating Values, Communications Styles and Family Values

This webinar explores how cultural backgrounds shape client expectations, communication preferences, and decision making throughout the claims journey. Participants will gain strategies to build trust, strengthen rapport, and improve outcomes for clients from a wide range of cultural communities.

This webinar is presented by our partner KAIRROS.

Designing and Implementing RTW Programs

This is a practical, evidence informed session that explores the complexities of achieving optimal health and work outcomes in personal injury settings. This webinar will highlight why a diagnosis alone does not guarantee a clear prognosis and how traditional claims and injury management practices may unintentionally restrict recovery. This webinar is presented by Recovery Partners.

Reimagining RTW: Human Centred Recovery and Reintegration

This webinar will challenge traditional RTW models by placing the worker’s lived experience, psychological readiness and individual needs at the centre of the recovery journey. The session introduces human centred design principles, adaptive workplace strategies and contemporary approaches that better support complex recoveries. This webinar is presented by Rehab Services.

Supporting Long-Term Injured Workers

This practical, evidence informed program is designed to help organisations work more effectively with workers experiencing long term injury or illness. The session focuses on motivation, engagement and sustainable recovery, highlighting how compassionate, person centred approaches can rebuild trust, maintain connection to work and support realistic pathways toward participation. This webinar is presented by Recovery Partners.

Mental Health in the Workplace for Managers

This webinar explores how leaders can actively reduce stigma, encourage open conversations about mental health, and foster psychologically safe workplaces. This webinar is presented by our partner Access Psych.

Understanding Burnout

The session explores the workplace factors that contribute to burnout, its impact on wellbeing and performance, and how managers can proactively support healthier, more sustainable work practices. This webinar is presented by our partner APM.

Understanding and Preventing Secondary Psychological Injuries

This webinar delivers a practical understanding of psychological injuries, how they can occur and what can be done to prevent these from occurring in the first instance. This webinar is presented by our partner Work Rehab.

Neurodiversity at Work: Creating Inclusive Workplaces

This webinar is designed to help organisations understand what neurodiversity is, why it matters, and how it influences communication, work styles and team dynamics. The session explores common neurodivergent profiles such as autism, ADHD and dyslexia and highlights how different thinking styles contribute to workplace innovation, problem solving and engagement.

This webinar is presented by our partner KAIRROS.

Ergonomic Assessments

This session introduces the core principles of ergonomics and provides clear, step-by-step guidance on optimising workstation setup. Participants will explore how equipment positioning, posture and workspace design influence musculoskeletal health and day to day comfort. This webinar is presented by our partner APM.

Completing Suicide Risk Assessments

This specialised training session is designed to equip staff with the confidence and capability to recognise suicide warning signs, respond safely and compassionately, and escalate concerns through appropriate organisational, clinical or emergency pathways. This webinar is presented by our partner APM.

Impacts of Heat at Work

This practical heat safety training session is designed to equip staff with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent heat related illness and maintain safe working practices during hot weather or heat generating tasks. This webinar is presented by our partner APM.

Motivational Interviewing

The session explores the foundations of Motivational Interviewing (MI) and demonstrates how MI differs from directive or compliance focused communication. This webinar is presented by our partner APM.

Proactive Injury Prevention in the Workplace

This is a hands on training session designed to help organisations identify and mitigate physical risks before they lead to injury. The session focuses on early hazard detection, ergonomic best practice, safe manual handling techniques, and effective early intervention responses. This webinar is presented by our partner Rehab Services.

Creating Inclusive Workplaces: Enhancing Psychological Safety for Neurodivergent Workers

This webinar is designed to help employers understand the experiences of workers who may face challenges with organisation, focus, anxiety management and social interactions. Rather than viewing these challenges as individual shortcomings, the session highlights how workplace design, expectations and culture often shape these experiences. This webinar is presented by our partner KONKET.

How to Use Workplace Risk Assessments to Your Advantage

Many organisations unintentionally skip this foundational step, jumping straight to solutions based on assumptions rather than evidence. This session is designed to highlight the critical role of risk assessment in effective safety. This webinar is presented by our partner KONKET.

Workplace Design: Don't Change the Person, Change the Workplace

This is a practical, evidence-based session that examines how poor workplace design contributes to musculoskeletal injuries and ongoing risk. This webinar is presented by our partner KONKET.

Strong4Life: Injury Prevention (NSW)

Strong4Life is IPAR’s national framework designed to enhance workplace safety, reduce injury risk, and build physical capability across diverse industries.

This session introduces the S4L philosophy, demonstrating how evidence based education, practical skills training, and early intervention principles lead to healthier, safer, and more confident workers. This webinar is presented by our partner IPAR.