Accreditation Directory

The modern workplace must do more than manage tasks, it must equip people to manage emotions, build psychological safety, and foster human connection.

Our Calm Conversations programs are designed to do exactly that. They enable participants to engage in meaningful, supportive conversations with colleagues, clients, and teams - conversations that reduce stress, restore balance, and strengthen workplace relationships.

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Participants will learn how to:
✔ Recognise and respond to strong emotions with empathy and confidence
✔ Support others while safeguarding their own wellbeing
✔ Create a culture of calm that enables focus, resilience, and better decision-making

The Accidental Counsellor course provides individuals with the knowledge and skills to support someone in crisis, which can allow them to feel heard, connected and empowered to seek professional assistance or resolve their own issues. Good interpersonal and communication skills are important, as is the ability to reflect on ourselves and what we bring to a conversation. Our program equips individuals with knowledge and skills to manage difficult conversations, and to increase awareness of issues such as mental health and suicide. It provides participants a framework for recognising and managing conflict, stress, or distress, while maintaining personal and professional boundaries.

The Safe Haven helps people who are in acute psychological distress and/or experiencing a suicidal crisis by providing rapid and compassionate care by mental health clinicians and peer workers in a non-clinical environment. The Safe Haven can provide appropriate and immediate support, safety planning as well as referrals and information about a wide range of services in the community to help address the causes of distress.

The Way Back Support Service (‘The Way Back’) is a trauma-informed, non-clinical, psychosocial service response to support people following a suicide attempt or experiencing suicidal crisis. The aim of The Way Back Support service is to reduce the risk of further suicidal behaviour for individuals who have experienced a suicidal crisis or who have attempted suicide.

1. Culture and suicide.
2. Suicide prevention: how to recognise, respond and support.
3. Practicing suicide prevention in your organisation for volunteers and staff.
4. Supporting people bereaved by suicide.

• increased awareness and understanding of suicide prevention issues
• increased community knowledge and awareness of support services
• increased community confidence and capacity to help someone at risk of suicide
• improved service linkages and access pathways
• reduced stigma regarding suicide which in turn facilitated help-seeking
• greater sense of community connection.

Life Skills Toolbox is a health and wellbeing program from I Got You aimed at supporting apprentices in high risk, hard to reach industries. The program assists participants to identify resources and build skills to navigate life's challenges, while also addressing multiple psychosocial risk factors for suicide. The program comprises of six individual (3 hour) modules, which can be delivered as a whole package or individual modules.

The evidence-based program is facilitated by qualified trainers, to participants with a skills-based focus. A range of multi-media activities are incorporated into the program, with opportunities to practice these skills in a safe learning environment.

• connecting with the event
• understanding the event
• assisting after the event

• Resilience and Self-care,
• Workplace Bullying,
• Workplace Rights,
• Financial Management,
• Alcohol and Other Drugs, and;
• Suicide and Mental Health.