24 May May 2024 Newsletter
NEWSLETTER MAY 2024: COURSES IN STRESS PSYCHOLOGY ARE BACK AGAIN – I’ve been so looking forward to sharing the good news that they’re now back again...
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23 May Occupational psychology was put into practice in Norway
The conference ”When work becomes too much”, held in Oslo on 18 and 19 March, was a great success, attracting around 700 participants. As the leader of Unio,...
23 May Courses in occupational psychology
The Department of Occupational Psychology has entered into a partnership with LearnX to offer courses in occupational psychology; you can read more about these here. In connection with this...
15 March Occupational psychology is now set to be put into practice in Norway
The conference ”When Work Becomes Too Much”, to be held in Oslo on 18 and 19 March, will mark the official launch of the institute’s digital courses in Norway. Many...
15 Jan Prevention on a subscription basis
It takes time to change the psychological working environment and create a proactive culture of prevention, where we prevent mental strain in ourselves and one another and maintain...
8 Nov Absenteeism Due to Stress Costs Danish Workplaces at Least DKK 16.4 Billion Annually
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Employees affected by stress result in lost productivity. And it is costly for workplaces, according to a new study from NFA. The study highlights significant potential in prevention…
7 Nov The Institute is to work on behalf of the Prison and Probation Service
It is with great humility and the utmost respect for people that we at the Department of Stress Psychology are now officially embarking on a long-term collaboration with the Prison and Probation Service...
19 Oct Prevention Champion of the Month: The 10% rule
Månedens forebygger: 10% reglen “10% reglen” handler om hverdagens opgavefordeling og er en metode til at undgå, at enkelte medarbejdere sidder alene med afdelingens sværeste opgave. Få...
12 October Psychological Safety — A Matter of Faith
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Article from the Midwives’ Association: Psychological safety can be described as the ’mental climate’ in a workplace. So how high is your level of psychological safety where you work...
26 April Dealing with Workplace Violence
Have you been threatened or assaulted at work? Here’s how to move on Many people are subjected to violence or threats of violence at work. In this new section...