Seaways Psychology Services

27/08/2022

Delighted to be working with Alandia Marine Insurance and bringing this workshop to Helsinki in 4 weeks time.

Wellbeing. Safety. Supply chain continuity. Three key areas of concern for all those in maritime. This is a demanding, challenging industry, at sea and...

14/04/2022

I’m thrilled that Seaways Psychology Services has been shortlisted for a Crew Welfare service provider award! A bit overwhelmed to be listed alongside some very well-established organisations here, all of us passionate about the rights, welfare and wellbeing of seafarers. Please vote!

05/11/2021

I’m delighted to be working with Alandia marine insurance in delivering this online workshop on Trauma in shipping. We are honoured to be joined by excellent speakers with lived and professional experience of critical incidents at sea. Click on the link to register.

Understanding human reactions to stressful events in the maritime sector and how to respond.

25/04/2021

So delighted that our enthusiasm for our new venture with Recall Recover is being reflected back at us by supportive friends, colleagues in mental health as well as our growing network in maritime. Thank you Hong Kong Maritime Hub for this piece.

A new approach to investigative interviewing that acknowledges the often adverse mental impact upon ship’s crew following a marine casualty is the driving force behind new marine services company Recall Recover. Dr Rachel Glynn-Williams a [...]

23/04/2021

Very exciting few weeks here at Seaways Psychology. We have launched a new trauma-informed approach to interviewing in marine investigations. The culmination of a year's collaboration between myself and Captain Terry Ogg, this approach recognises the central importance of seafarers' emotional and cognitive experiences, following potentially distressing incidents at sea. Important for the investigation - vital for seafarer wellbeing. Here's our website. www.recallrecover.com

02/01/2021

The government likes to think the public can’t be trusted – but Britain’s experience in 2020 shows the reverse is true, says psychologist Stephen Reicher

24/12/2020

It has been a challenging year, but it has brought wonderful opportunities for us here at Seaways Psychology to meet and work with some amazing companies, organisations and many hundreds of seafarers. It is why we exist. Wishing you all a Happy Christmas!

10/09/2020

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-rachel-glynn-williams-0641ba40_3-minute-breathing-space-activity-6709872870060777472-U3ET

Are your crew struggling with their mental well-being during these challenging times? The current economic crisis is extremely tough on seafarers who ...

03/07/2020

These are strange times.

Doctor leading coronavirus support hub seeks to cut through myriad resources to reassure public and staff

09/04/2020

Seafarers around the world are continuing bringing essential food, goods and medical supplies to our shores. They can’t get off ship at the end of their contracts, as ports are concerned about the risks to us in the local populations. So, they have no idea of when they will see home again. They are not allowed off the ship for a break even. Their efforts are unabated. And under recognised. This goes some way to address this. Please share. And watch the ships....

22/02/2020

So delighted to be working with Tapiit Maritime - a great company with a passion for improving well-being for seafarers, shoreside and beyond. Exciting times ahead!

“Tapiit is 1 year old, we have grown hugely in the past year. And the best is yet to come. A big announcement is coming soon... ”

06/02/2020

Shipping is recognising the needs of a (mostly) male workforce. Let's notice stigma & pursue a shared value of good mental health for men. It's good for safety & efficiency. And it's the right thing to do. Over to you, Terry Briscoe.