THRIVE | Building Safer Vet Workplaces: CST Action Pilot Outcomes
December 8 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm AEDT
Free - $50.00
The THRIVE December webinar will provide participants with an understanding of what psychosocial risk management looks like in a vet context.
The session will also present the key findings from the CST Action pilot, highlighting participant outcomes, major insights, and opportunities for refinement. It will also showcase how the pilot aligns with the broader THRIVE ecosystem and introduce a proposed post‑pilot program designed to scale the initiative.
The session aims to give stakeholders a clear understanding of the pilot’s impact, future implementation pathways, and how AVA can support the next phase of delivery.
Who should attend
All members of the veterinary team or those working in the veterinary sector.
Learning outcomes
- Understand what effective psychosocial risk management looks like in a veterinary context, including how CST Action supports safer, healthier workplace practices
- Gain a clear overview of the key findings from the CST Action pilot, with insights into participant outcomes, major themes, and opportunities for refinement.
- Recognise how CST Action integrates within the broader THRIVE ecosystem, including its alignment with resilience‑building and wellbeing initiatives.
- Explore the proposed post‑pilot program model, understanding how the initiative can be scaled and implemented across AVA‑aligned workplaces.
- Identify how AVA stakeholders can support and contribute to the next phase of CST Action, including future implementation pathways and partnership opportunities.
Further details
Please ensure you are logged in to your AVA account to ensure correct ticket pricing.
Our speakers
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- Dr Tessa Bailey
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Dr Tessa Bailey is an internationally recognised clinician researcher and program lead specialising in psychosocial risk management in workplaces. She has contributed to global initiatives across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and North America, bringing a strong international perspective to program design, evaluation and community based delivery. Tessa’s work bridges clinical expertise with applied behavioural science, and she is widely regarded for her ability to translate research into practical, accessible programs that create meaningful impact across diverse populations. And in 2026, she led the delivery of the Thrive Action Program, a flagship THRIVE initiative focused on sustainable behaviour change and delivering evidence based actions to Australian Vet practices.
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