In this episode of the Looking Back, Moving Forward podcast series, Paul Clifford (Psychologist, Paul Clifford Psychology) sits down with the Australian Water Association to discuss tackling psychological risks in the water sector. Paul explains the growing importance of psychosocial risk management, how audits can inform cultural change, and the role of leadership in building mentally healthy workplaces.

This episode was recorded during Ozwater in May 2025 in Adelaide.

In this episode of the Looking Back, Moving Forward podcast series, Paul Clifford (Psychologist, Paul Clifford Psychology) sits down with the Australian Water Association to discuss tackling psychological risks in the water sector. Paul explains the growing importance of psychosocial risk management, how audits can inform cultural change, and the role of leadership in building mentally healthy workplaces. This episode was recorded during Ozwater in May 2025 in Adelaide.

The Australian Water Association's Accelerating Action Podcast Series brings you water industry information, projects and research from professionals working in Australia and abroad. Recorded during Ozwater'24, hosts Jo Taranto and Justin Matters interview key water professionals on their career, achievements, promising research and more.

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The Australian Water Association's Accelerating Action Podcast Series brings you water industry information, projects and research from professionals working in Australia and abroad. Recorded during Ozwater'24, hosts Jo Taranto and Justin Matters interview key water professionals on their career, achievements, promising research and more.
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Australian Water Association Podcast - Accelerating Action

The Australian Water Association's Podcast Series brings you water industry information, projects and research from professionals working in Australia and abroad.

Australian Water Association Podcast

 Paul Clifford from Paul Clifford Psychology discusses tackling psychological risks in the water sector. 

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