Workplace Mental Health Trends 2027
From wellbeing to psychosocial risk
Discover the five shifts reshaping workplace mental health — from AI-driven change and psychosocial risk to the way organisations measure what works. Join Dr. Oliver Suendermann for a practical conversation on what to prepare for in 2027.
- Spot the workplace mental health risks to watch
- Explore practical steps for your people strategy
- Ask questions in a live clinical-led discussion
- Thursday, 26 November 2026
- 10 AM SGT / 1 PM AEDT
- Zoom webinar
Free to attend 60 minutes including live Q&A
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- DateThursday, 26 November 2026
- Time10:00 AM SGT / 1:00 PM AEDT
- Length60 minutes, including live Q&A
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The year mental health moves from perk to responsibility
AI is changing how work gets done and how secure people feel in their jobs. Regulators in Australia now expect employers to manage psychosocial hazards the way they manage physical ones, and that thinking is spreading across Asia. Employees are changing how and when they ask for help. And leaders are being asked a harder question: is our mental health support actually working?
This session brings these shifts together into one clear picture for 2027, with practical steps for HR, People and wellbeing leaders. Bring your questions: there will be time for live Q&A.
Five shifts to prepare for in 2027
Not just what’s changing — what it could mean for your people, programmes and priorities.
AI is the new workplace stressor
Understand how AI-driven change, job uncertainty and constant adaptation may affect employee wellbeing — and explore practical ways to support teams through the shift.
Mental health becomes a safety obligation
Learn what psychosocial risk means for employers, and the questions HR, wellbeing and safety teams can ask to start preparing.
Help-seeking is shifting
Explore why employees may hesitate to reach out, and what it takes to design mental health support people feel comfortable using.
AI enters mental health care
See where AI-enabled mental health tools show promise, where evidence is still emerging, and which safeguards are worth evaluating.
From usage to outcomes
Move beyond programme utilisation to think about employee outcomes, evidence of effectiveness and the value of mental health support.
Join the conversation and leave with clearer questions to take back to your organisation.
A clinical lens on what comes next
Dr. Oliver Suendermann
Dr. Oliver Suendermann is the Vice President (VP), Clinical at Intellect, a global mental health benefits company providing comprehensive mental healthcare for leading workforces and consumers. He oversees clinical governance, clinical services, research, and clinical product innovations.
A UK-trained Clinical Psychologist, educator, supervisor and researcher, he has over 20 years of experience in academia, healthcare and workplace mental health. He is an honorary faculty member at the National University of Singapore (NUS) and has published extensively on mental health topics.
Previously, he served as Deputy Director of the Masters in Clinical Psychology Program at NUS and was a member of its 2020 Mental Health and Wellbeing Taskforce to improve staff wellbeing.
Join Dr. Oliver liveIs this session for you?
If you look after people at work, you'll feel right at home.
HR & People leaders
Shaping next year's people plans
Wellbeing & benefits leads
Choosing support that really helps
Health, safety & risk
Getting ready for psychosocial risk
Business leaders
Guiding teams through AI change
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Is this webinar free to attend?
Yes! The webinar is completely free. Simply register to reserve your spot and join the live conversation with Dr. Oliver Suendermann.
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What is Intellect?
Intellect is a global mental healthcare provider helping organisations support their people with evidence-based, culturally relevant care. Trusted by more than 200 organisations and serving over 4 million members worldwide, Intellect provides support across 100+ countries and 120+ languages — from self-care and coaching to counselling and clinical services. Its published impact results include 93% of employees reporting reduced anxiety and 81% reporting improved emotional regulation. Explore our impact or learn more about Intellect.
Who can I contact if I have questions?
For questions about registration or the webinar, email our team at hello@intellect.co. We’ll be happy to help.
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