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Heads Up | Deciding to tell people at work

By Beyond Blue Accredited

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About this service

There's no right or wrong answer when it comes to telling people at work about your mental health condition. Whether you choose to tell others can depend on how much your condition affects your role, the amount of support you have outside the workplace and your relationships with your workmates.

This service may help:

  • Weight pros and cons of telling people at work
  • Listen from people who've been in the same situation
  • Understand legal rights and responsibilities to protect yourself

Service for

Businesses (employers and/or employees)
Anyone in need

Cost

Free

Age group

18 years and over

Availability

24/7

Duration

1 day or One-off service

Engagement

Self-guided