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Leadership Behaviours to Support Mental Health

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WSPS.CA WSPS.CA 300-AWH-01-IGDO | APR 2020 For more information contact Workplace Safety & Prevention Services wsps.ca  1 877 494 WSPS (9777)   For more information contact Workplace Safety & Prevention Services wsps.ca  1 877 494 WSPS (9777)   These behaviours can be practiced every day to promote and support employees' psychological health. What is most important is that they are practiced with authentic intention. Leadership behaviours to SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH In partnership:   SEEK HONEST FEEDBACK. Constantly look for real-time feedback on how others are seeing and experiencing you.   REFLECT DAILY ON YOUR LEADERSHIP STYLE. Pause at the end of each day and reflect on things you did well, along with opportunities for improvement.   BE CLEAR ABOUT PURPOSE. Start each day with a clear vision of your purpose and commitments to your people and prioritize them over personal metrics.   TAKE TIME TO BUILD AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS. Get to know your people, what is important to them, what they care about, and how you can support them. Tips for becoming an authentic leader: 12 DAILY LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS that can positively impact the overall experience and mental health of employees: SHOW YOU VALUE SHOW YOU RESPECT SUPPORT WELCOME – make it a point to acknowledge people with intention RECOGNIZE – talent, competencies and skills ASK – how you can help CHECK IN – regularly ask how they are doing EMPOWER – ask for point of view PROVIDE ENCOURAGEMENT – praise good work GRATITUDE – recognize contributions AUTONOMY – encourage employees to make decisions SAFE – provide a psychologically safe workplace and create a space where employees feel safe to ask questions CELEBRATE – acknowledge importance of employees' efforts to organizational success REWARD – say thank you, and, when appropriate, demonstrate appreciation PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY – on regular basis share all available training & development opportunities, and support resources. Do not assume people know.

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