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PSC

Psychosocial Safety Climate

WHAT WE DO

About StressCafé

StressCafé is a unique portal for gathering and sharing important information about workplace stress associated with different occupations in Australia and overseas. Our aim is to develop understanding of this important and growing feature of working life and to assist in the evolution of workplace conditions which minimise worker stress and injury.

Mission

Promoting healthier, happier, safer, and more productive work environments

Who it's for

​The StressCafé has something for everyone: workers, academics, professionals and researchers.​

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Upcoming Events
February 2, 2024

4th Psychological Factors & Asia Pacific Academy for Psychological Factors at Work Conference

The International School of Business at the University of Economics, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is set to host the highly anticipated "4th Psychological Factors & Asia Pacific Academy for Psychological Factors at Work Conference" in 2025.

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Ali Afsharian

Information
Summary Infographics

​Summary Infographics on Workplace Psychological Distress and Depression

Check out our handy infographics on our findings. These images are an easy starting point to understanding the prevalence of workplace psychological stress and depression. We encourage people to refer to and use these statistics and graphics where necessary, whether for around the office or for OH&S meetings. Click on the image to take you through the full images.

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PSC in Action
Explore our Latest Projects
February 2, 2024

SuperFriend Collaboration

From 2002-2012 , this survey gathered information from young people about their transition from adolescence to adult life. As it spanned a long time period, we explored how important aspects of young peoples lives changed over time and are related to their overall health and well-being.

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October 8, 2021

Tranquillising Work Stress

This national project will investigate the plausible link between distress at work and Australia’s high levels of antidepressant use, through creative linkage of data from the Australian Workplace Barometer (10-year longitudinal study) to antidepressant medication data (via the national Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme).

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October 8, 2021

School Leavers Study

From 2002-2012 , this survey gathered information from young people about their transition from adolescence to adult life. As it spanned a long time period, we explored how important aspects of young peoples lives changed over time and are related to their overall health and well-being.

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Question & Answer

Check our FAQs for quick answers to frequently asked questions we receive.
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What is StressCafe?

StressCafe website is an online platform dedicated to providing resources, information, and support for both researchers and individuals dealing with work related stress and seeking proper workplace evaluations, professional data analyses and reports, and effective suggestions to enhance working environments. Our goal is to create a supportive community and offer tools that can be used to assess organisational psychosocial safety climate, psychological well-being and psychosocial factors at work. These can help in redesigning workplaces to be healthier, safer and happier staff.

Who can benefit from StressCafe?

StressCafe website is designed for anyone facing stress, anxiety, or seeking tools for stress management. Whether you're a student, a working professional, or someone navigating life's challenges, our resources are tailored to help you understand, manage, and alleviate stress.

Are the resources on StressCafe free to access?

Yes, all resources on StressCafe website are freely accessible. We believe in providing valuable information to everyone seeking assistance with stress. You can explore articles, tools, and tips without any subscription or payment.

Is StressCafe website a substitute for professional mental health advice?

While StressCafe website offers valuable resources, it is not a substitute for professional mental health advice. If you are experiencing severe stress or mental health concerns, we recommend seeking guidance from a qualified mental health professional.