Comprehensive well-being in occupational healthcare
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The occupational health psychologist acts as an expert in their field within the multi-professional teams of their assigned client companies and is responsible for and coordinates the occupational psychology activities for these companies
An occupational health psychologist is an expert in the psychosocial workload and resource factors of work, who supports the work and functional ability of workplaces and individuals, as well as the functionality of work communities, as part of a multi-professional occupational health team.
The expertise of an occupational health psychologist should be utilized in workplace assessments to identify the psychological and interaction-related workload factors of the work. It is advisable to include an occupational health psychologist in the basic workplace assessment at workplaces where psychosocial factors are known to be prominent.
The broad activities of occupational health psychologists are guided by a science-based understanding of the interactions between work and health. Together with multi-professional teams and account managers, the occupational health psychologist builds occupational health collaboration by listening to each client and considering their needs.
The collaboration and activities can be directed at company management, human resources, supervisors, the work community, or the individual. The occupational health psychologist acts as an expert in their field within the multi-professional teams of their assigned client companies and is responsible for and coordinates the occupational psychology activities for these companies.
The expertise of occupational health psychologists should be utilized to support both the functionality of your company's work community and the employee's work ability. Below are examples of situations where our occupational health psychologists can support your company.
Mental well-being challenges are a strain on the working-age population. In occupational health, we strive to offer services ranging from low-threshold support to longer-term assistance.
For several years, the Concern -chat on the OmaMehiläinen Digital Clinic has been available to support employees. The chat offers external discussion support when the situation requires it, and often this alone is helpful. At the request of occupational health clients, a dedicated service channel, the Support for supervisory work -chat, has been opened on the Digital Clinic, where supervisors can get support and advice for various situations in their work.
Short-term psychotherapy is also available through occupational health. Short-term psychotherapy refers to a shorter treatment period carried out using the methods of psychotherapy. The goal is to increase the client's mental health and functionality.
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