Tag: mental health

During the SAFETY4SEA Hamburg Forum 2024, Charles Watkins, CEO, Mental Health Support Solutions GmbH, focused on cultivating a supportive and effective environment of psychological safety. Building on this foundation, Watkins delved into the significance of actively inviting engagement and cultivating trust among the crew.

Nathaniel Branden's "The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem" is a seminal work in the field of personal development and psychology. In this book, Branden outlines a comprehensive framework for understanding and cultivating self-esteem, which he defines as "the reputation we acquire with ourselves."

Seafarer charity Stella Maris is warning that Ukrainian seafarers are experiencing increased levels of loneliness and depression amid fears of conscription if they return home as the war enters its third year.

Mental and physical wellness of ships’ crews is critical to the safety of all ships at sea. Ensuring a safe and team-oriented work environment are key objectives for both those employed at sea and the staff that support them based ashore, argues Dr. William Moore.

The wellness of crew members in the maritime industry is of paramount importance not only for the individuals themselves but also for the overall safety and efficiency of the industry, highlights Arthur Diskin, Global Chief Strategy Officer, AP Companies.

In daily life, anger often arises, clouding judgment and straining relationships. Stemming from frustration, disappointment, or injustice, its impact reverberates through our interactions. Anger management involves understanding triggers, controlling intensity, and developing healthier expressions. It's a way toward emotional balance and healthier relationships.

Britannia P&I Club and CONOVAH explore the impact of psychology in safety-critical situations, such as the role of thinking systems in decision making.

Britannia P&I Club and CONOVAH explore the impact of psychology in safety-critical situations, such as the role of emotions in decision making.

Britannia P&I Club and CONOVAH explore the impact of psychology in safety-critical situations, such as the role of cognitive bias in decision making. 

The Britannia Club has partnered with CONOVAH, a Danish consultancy specialising in mental well-being and psychological support for seafarers, to explore the psychology of decision-making in safety-critical situations.