WEBINAR | GYST LEARNING SERIES
Protecting Psychosocial Health in High Pressure Environments
As organisations across the world face increasing performance pressures, rapid change, and rising expectations around psychosocial safety, leaders are being asked to manage not only results but the wellbeing and psychological health of their teams.
In this webinar, psychologist Kym Lincolne explores how leaders can protect psychosocial health in high-pressure environments while still maintaining accountability, performance, and operational focus.
Drawing on psychological research and real organisational examples, Kym will share practical insights into how pressure, workload, role clarity, and leadership behaviour influence psychological safety and team wellbeing.
Rather than focusing solely on compliance, this session looks at the everyday leadership behaviours that help teams remain supported, and able to perform under pressure.
Participants will leave with practical strategies they can apply immediately to strengthen trust, manage pressure more effectively, and support healthier, more sustainable team performance.
What You'll Learn
How pressure, workload, and organisational demands influence psychosocial health at work
The leadership behaviours that help teams stay safe, supported, and effective under pressure
How trust, communication, and role clarity protect psychological wellbeing in demanding environments
Practical actions leaders can take to reduce psychosocial strain and strengthen team resilience
Speaker
Kym Lincolne
Psychologist and Senior Program Facilitator
Kym is a registered organisational psychologist and senior facilitator with 23 years of experience in organisational development. She helps leaders build trust, care, and psychological safety, drawing on cognitive behavioural principles and extensive coaching experience. Kym designs leadership programs and learning platforms, coaching senior teams in self and social awareness, advanced communication, diversity of thought and team dynamics. Currently completing her doctorate, she brings an evidence-based, down-to-earth style that turns research into practical habits that lift culture and performance.
Host
Steve Pettit
GYST Managing Director
Steve turns strategy into human outcomes by building cultures of trust and care. He blends emotional intelligence, data and disciplined execution to help organisations navigate change and shift safety culture.
Thriving in dynamic environments, he has led complex change across diverse markets, cultivating teams and coaching leaders to reach their potential. Leading the business and building client partnerships, Steve draws on emotional intelligence, leadership and change to inspire habits that strengthen psychological safety, psychosocial health, open communication and deliver results.