Transform how you manage psychosocial, physical, and organisational risks — all in one fully customisable, cloud-based platform designed for Australian workplaces
Dr. Natasha Lazareski is a medical doctor and expert in organisational health, psychosocial risk management, coaching, and experienced acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) practitioner. Natasha uses ACT to enhance individual mental and physical health, leadership behaviours, and organisational culture. With over 30 years of experience across diverse sectors, she has delivered training, developed health management programs—including a chronic disease management program for the East London NHS Foundation Trust—and provided clinical supervision. Natasha has a special interest in supporting women through menopause and trains health professionals and leaders in effective, evidence-based approaches. Read more about Dr Natasha Lazareski
Create an unlimited number of assessment types to capture incidents and near misses. Users access the assessments via a QR code and follow a simple wizard to complete the process. Identification of participants is optional.
Capture and process near misses and incidents, notify relevant stake holders at each step of the workflow and report at both the event level and collectively.
Conduct group surveys, audit results and implement forward thinking management strategies.
Customisable reporting facilitates the exposure of trends and insights, empowering leaders to make data-driven decisions that enhance workplace health and performance.
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Workflow escalation
Real time risk reporting
Security based role access
Configurable risk matrix
Identified or de-identified event capture
Configurable and customisable reporting
Dedicated user applications
White labeled
Local support hotline
Built in assessment management
Actions management
Control review functionality
Organisational structure
Our psychosocial risk management software enables organisations to identify, assess, monitor, and address a range of risks—including operational, strategic, and organisational risks—through intelligent digital tools, automated workflows, and configurable user groups that streamline collaboration and accountability.
Yes, Australian psychosocial laws are primarily governed by the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act, which requires employers to proactively manage risks to psychological health. These laws, supported by the national Model Code of Practice: Managing psychosocial hazards at work, mandate that businesses identify, assess, and control hazards like bullying, harassment, and excessive workloads to prevent psychological harm. Recent amendments to the WHS Regulations have reinforced these duties, with new laws coming into effect in December 2023 that provide clearer guidance on managing these risks. Thrive360 aligns with key requirements under Australian psychosocial laws including:
Yes. Data accessibility and functionality can be configured to user roles. Administrators can assign permissions based on roles, ensuring each group only has access to relevant modules, reports, and workflows. This allows tailored experiences—for example, managers may view organisation-wide analytics, while employees access only their own activity data.
Yes, Thrive360 is a fully scalable, highly configurable solution including functionality to build tailored assessments, send automated notifications and generate customised reports.
All data is stored in Australia using Oracle web Services


























Existing users should contact us at support@myworkplacehealth.com.au or call 1300 736 361