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Join us for the second annual Psychological Safety Week, hosted by business psychologists Pearn Kandola and sponsored by Personnel Today.

This year’s theme is Talent Hushing - register now to download your free toolkit and be part of the movement for a more innovative, inclusive and high-performing workplace.

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Psychological Safety Week is back!

Psychological Safety Week is an international initiative dedicated to educating organisations on the importance and advantages of psychological safety, for both employees and employers.

Created and presented by business psychologists Pearn Kandola, our inaugural edition attracted thousands of attendees from over 600 organisations, spanning 38 countries.

Are you ready to crush the hush? Register your interest now and be the first to hear when the full agenda for 2026 is announced!

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Download Your Free Toolkit

Sign up for Psychological Safety Week 2026 and you’ll:

  • Receive a free toolkit packed with more information and resources

  • Be the first to hear as the full agenda is announced

  • Get the first chance to register for our free online events during the week (spaces limited)

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Our Sponsors

We’re delighted to be re-joined by a number of founding sponsors - as well as brand new sponsors who are helping us to bring you Psychological Safety Week 2026.

Official sponsors for this year’s event will be revealed soon - until then check out the founding sponsors who helped us bring the first Psychological Safety Week to the world!

Theme: Talent Hushing

Your organisation’s best ideas may be being silenced. Where your employees don’t feel able to challenge and speak up, you lose the ideas that could drive your organisation forward, solve that nagging problem or catch a mistake before it’s too late.

Talent Hushing is the theme of Psychological Safety Week 2026 - register now to learn more and help your organisation to crush the hush.

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Psychological Safety Week 2026 Events

There are plenty of ways you can get involved in Psychological Safety Week this September.

We asked for your feedback on last year to make sure we deliver what matters most to you, so get ready for more:

  • Live expert webinars and industry panels

  • Brand new research

  • Online challenges and more!

The full agenda for Psychological Safety Week will be released in stages in the run up to the event.

Sign up today and get exclusive first access to details as they are announced.

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Psychological Safety Week 2026 is sponsored by Personnel Today.

Personnel Today is the UK’s leading free-access HR website. Established online in 1999, the award-winning site attracts 300,000 unique visitors each month, continuing the former weekly magazine’s rich heritage in independent coverage of the HR and employment sector.

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Psychological Safety Week is devised, created and hosted by Pearn Kandola, a firm of business psychologists who have been transforming leaders, teams and organisations globally since 1984.

Co-founded by Professor Binna Kandola OBE, author of the Building A Psychologically Safe Working Environment, Pearn Kandola is driven by research-backed, evidence-based practice that delivers proven results.

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Get Your Free Toolkit Today

Register for Psychological Safety Week 2026 to receive your free toolkit and get exclusive access to resources during the week.

Last year, our free live events exceeded maximum capacity - so register now to get early access once the agenda is announced!