Webinars

You asked and we delivered! We have recorded a second Lysander Series, with the first three now available. It builds on our first series, where we explore how management theory can help a WHS duty holder better manage their workplace psychosocial risks.

In each webinar, we look at:

  • The relevance of the subject matter in terms of WHS compliance.

  • The one thing we need you, the audience, to remember from this webinar.

  • What you need to do, with tips and tools on how to do it.

  • Where you can find more information on the topics discussed during the webinar.

We have a new feature with the second series, a downloadable 'cheat sheet' for each webinar to help you put the theory into practice.

With 15 webinars now available, we've put together a catalogue to help you find what's most relevant to you.

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  • Communication - Lysander (Series #1), Webinar 2 of 6
    4/6/25 •

    Communication - Lysander (Series #1), Webinar 2 of 6

    Communication prevents misunderstandings and reduces the likelihood of bullying | Done well, communication fosters a culture of trust and respect | In this webinar, we explain what the “Four People Styles” are and how to use the “Ladder of Inference”.

  • Communicating with Radical Candour – Lysander (Series #2), Webinar 2 of 9
    22/3/26 •

    Communicating with Radical Candour – Lysander (Series #2), Webinar 2 of 9

    Avoiding hard conversations allows small issues to fester into major conflicts but being too blunt or overly cautious can damage trust and morale | In this webinar, we explain what is meant by ‘Radical Candour’ | Download the cheat sheet which contains a handy summary (including key takeaways and reflection prompts) of what was discussed.

  • Communicating with Clarity - Lysander (Series #2), Webinar 3 of 9
    22/3/26 •

    Communicating with Clarity - Lysander (Series #2), Webinar 3 of 9

    Poor communication is one of the biggest drivers of workplace conflict, disengagement and psychological stress | In this webinar, we explain what the ‘Four Types of Communication Styles’ are and how to adapt your communication style to best suit the situation | Download the cheat sheet which contains a handy summary (including key takeaways and reflection prompts) of what was discussed.

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