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Strategic Approaches to Crew Wellbeing
Sustainable improvements in crew wellbeing rarely come from introducing isolated initiatives. They begin with understanding the operational context, recognising the psychosocial factors that influence wellbeing and making informed decisions about where effort and investment are most likely to have meaningful impact.
Our Strategic Approaches to Crew Wellbeing section explores this philosophy and explains why a strategic, evidence-informed approach can help organisations move beyond individual initiatives towards lasting change.
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Building Internal Capability
Effective support for crew mental health and wellbeing depends on having the right knowledge, skills and systems in place within your organisation. Building internal capability can help your people respond confidently and appropriately when concerns arise, while ensuring they understand the boundaries of their role and when specialist support may be needed.
Waypoint Maritime provides evidence-based training, including Maritime Mental Health Awareness (MMHA™) and Critical Incident Crew Support (CICS™), alongside specialist input to support policies, procedures and effective organisational practice.
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Critical Incident Crew Support
Serious incidents at sea can have a significant psychological impact on those involved. How organisations respond in the immediate aftermath and over the weeks that follow can play an important role in supporting crew wellbeing and recovery.
Critical Incident Crew Support (CICS™) provides a maritime-specific, evidence-based framework for responding to crew following a serious incident. Waypoint Maritime can help organisations build their own capability through CICS™ training, as well as providing specialist psychological expertise when direct support is needed following an incident.
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Specialist Psychological Expertise
Sometimes mental health concerns require specialist psychological expertise. Whether you are concerned about an individual crew member, managing a complex situation on board or considering a return to work, access to an experienced Clinical Psychologist can provide confidence in the decisions you make.
Waypoint Maritime CiC provides specialist clinical advice, psychological assessment and therapeutic support, combining clinical expertise with an understanding of the particular realities of life and work at sea.