Rhonda Andrews (Barrington Centre) - The Power of Connection in Hospitality
About this episode
Rhonda Andrews discusses the importance of mental health in hospitality and the role of workplace culture.
Poor working environments aren’t just a bummer, they are illegal. Every Australian jurisdiction requires employers to explicitly identify, assess, and control hazards that could harm someone’s mental health. Rhonda Andrews is a psychologist and the CEO of Barrington Centre, a specialist team of psychologists and consultants. We talk workplace culture, burn-out and why chefs are as important as brain surgeons. Our last chat in 2022: https://deepintheweeds.com.au/podcast/rhonda-andrews-barrington-centre-a-multifaceted-approach/ https://www.barringtoncentre.com/
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