Investigations into psychosocial safety issues (such as bullying complaints, traumatic incidents, and psychological injuries) are intended to address harm, but can sometimes reinforce or even create additional risk. In this fast-paced session, Heather Ikin explores five ways psychosocial safety investigations can cause harm – from narrow behaviour-focused approaches to processes that increase stress for those involved – and how to avoid them.

Discover practical insights and simple ideas to help transform investigations into a robust method for preventing psychological harm.