Make risk visible
Create shared language, surface early signals and understand where psychosocial risks may be emerging.
Colour Check™ · Psychosocial Risk Signal Check
Psychological Health & SafetyResources
Our tools help organizations make psychosocial risks visible, respond appropriately and build more reliable workplace systems.
One connected ecosystem
Each framework has a distinct job. Together, they move an organization from early awareness to appropriate response and sustained capability.
Create shared language, surface early signals and understand where psychosocial risks may be emerging.
Colour Check™ · Psychosocial Risk Signal CheckHelp people act with clarity, care and confidence when signs of distress or urgent risk appear.
BRAVE™ · ACTTurn practical tools into trained people, clearer pathways and a stronger organizational system.
MHFR@Work™ · PHSMS™Explore the frameworks
Early visibility
A simple shared language for recognizing how someone may be doing—without turning colleagues into clinicians. It gives people a low-friction way to check in, notice change and decide what support may be needed.
Dashboard concept
Strained
Your response contributes only to protected group reporting.
Pause, reflect on what has changed and consider a supportive conversation.
Designed with safeguards. Individual responses remain private. Team reporting is aggregated and anonymous, with minimum reporting thresholds. Colour Check™ is an early signal tool—not a clinical assessment or an employee performance measure.
Free practical tools
Use a focused tool to clarify what you are seeing, map what may be sustaining it and decide what your organization may need next.
Take a quick look at the systems, signals and conditions shaping psychosocial risk in your workplace.
Take the signal check →Answer four focused questions and receive a recommended starting point for your organization.
Find the right service →Explore the behaviors, pressures, incentives and decisions shaping a recurring workplace concern. Use the worksheet to trace system patterns, test assumptions and identify what requires further investigation. It is an initial system-mapping exercise, not a full psychosocial risk assessment.
A focused consultation will help us understand your risks, priorities and current capability.