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Mental health promotion and intervention at work

Date posted
19 June 2026
Type
Webinar
Estimated reading time
62 minute read

Consider the evidence of a large-scale study that has been developing an intervention to promote mental health wellbeing in the workplace.

In support of World Mental Health Day 2023, this webinar

  • increases awareness of mental health promotion and suicide prevention in workplace settings
  • presents the first results of a large-scale four-year international study
  • strengthen engagement with stakeholders in workplace mental health promotion.

MENTUPP (Mental Health Promotion and Intervention in Occupational Settings) is a Horizon 2020 European-funded project. It is run by an international consortium of experts in mental health, suicide prevention, depression, stigma, occupational health, implementation science and health economics. It is developing, implementing and evaluating a multi-level intervention to promote mental wellbeing in the workplace. It addresses both clinical (depression and anxiety disorders) and non-clinical mental health issues (stress, burn-out, wellbeing, depressive symptoms). One of its aims is to reduce associated stigma in small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

Host: Dr Karen Michell, IOSH Research Programme Lead

Expert speakers from the MENTUPP Consortium:

  • Professor Ella Arensman, Research Professor and Head of School of Public Health and Chief Scientist, National Suicide Research Foundation, University College Cork
  • Professor Chantal Van Audenhove, PhD (Clinical Psychology)
  • Professor Ulrich Hegerl, Goethe University Frankfurt
  • Professor Margaret Maxwell, Health Services and Mental Health Research, University of Stirling

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Last updated: 14 August 2026

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