ABOUT

This 60-minute interactive virtual session, facilitated by Access Psych, will focus on building practical capability to support safe, sustainable return to work following psychological injury. The session will cover key factors that influence recovery and RTW readiness, common barriers and risks, and how to design effective, graded RTW plans that balance clinical and workplace needs. Using real-world case examples, polls, and discussion, participants will gain practical strategies they can apply immediately to improve outcomes, reduce relapse risk, and support long-term work participation.

This presentation is suitable for anyone who is involved in the return to work journey for injured workers.

PRESENTED BY
Chryso is a Registered Psychologist with many years of experience working in Rehabilitation Counselling where she supports clients with physical and psychological injuries to make a safe and sustainable return to work. She has worked across of a variety of workers compensation schemes including Comcare and Department of Veterans’ Affairs and life insurance. Chryso draws on her compassionate and respectful approach to deliver person-centred therapy to adolescents and adults. She has supported people living with anxiety, depression, bi-polar, borderline personality disorder, drug and alcohol addictions, OCD, pain management, PTSD and trauma reactions. When supporting her clients, Chryso utilises a range of therapies, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT).

ACCESS TO THE WEBINAR

• All ARPA members are reminded to login before registering to receive discounted pricing.

• ARPA Student Affiliate members are invited to attend this webinar free-of-charge.

• Registration closes 5.00pm Friday 15 March AEST

• Individual online registration is only available for this webinar. Group registration requests can be emailed to contact@arpa.org.au. 

• Please check the date and your local time prior to registering as refunds are not provided - change of registrant can be requested.

• Your zoom link to attend the webinar will be sent in the days prior to the event - this is a unique link and cannot be shared.

• Please download your calendar invitation to save the date!