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Yacht specific MHFA Training;
For CREW by CREW
Courses available onboard and online. Courses available below:
https://www.seasthemind.co.uk/course-training

08/03/2026

This International Women's Day, we are heading to the Yacht Pearls of Wisdom event.

Pearls of Wisdom is a community built by women in yachting, for women in yachting. It brings together crew at every stage of their career to share knowledge, build connections, and navigate the industry with a bit more support around them.

If you are in yachting and looking for a community that actually understands the job, this one is worth knowing about.

To register your interest, email Cherise directly at cherise.reedman@yachtpearlsofwisdom.com

04/03/2026

A lot of crew sign NDAs without fully understanding what they cover.

NDAs protect business interests like guest privacy, trade secrets, and proprietary information. What they cannot do is prevent you from reporting a crime, a safety violation, or seeking support. Your obligation to the law supersedes your signature on a piece of paper.

If you need support, and offer confidential helplines for seafarers.

This carousel is for public education only and does not constitute legal advice.

03/03/2026

🛟 Urgent Support for Yacht Crew in Conflict Zones ⚓️

If conflict has impacted you, your route, your visa, or your ability to get home, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

ISWAN (International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network) is standing by to provide immediate, confidential support for yacht crew facing:

Repatriation Hurdles: If you are struggling to find a safe route home or need travel assistance.

Expiring Visas: If conflict-related delays have put your legal status at risk while in or near a high-risk area.

Emergency Guidance: 24/7 emotional and practical support via Yacht Crew Help.

No matter your rank or nationality, help is available for free. Reach out today.

01/03/2026

Zero Discrimination Day reminds us that safety and dignity are non negotiable, on land or at sea.

On a boat, you work closely with people from different backgrounds, cultures, and roles. That dynamic is one of the best things about this industry, but can also be where things go wrong.

If you experience it in any form, you deserve to be heard and supported. We’ve included a link to trusted reporting and support resources in our bio.

27/02/2026

Psychological First Aid returns on 6 March.

We’ll walk you through practical tools you can use on board and simple ways to support yourself and others in high pressure moments.

Book your spot via the link in our stories!

23/02/2026

Here’s to the ones who care deeply and still show up with grit and heart.

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19/02/2026

The truth is simple.

Training that builds awareness, practical response skills, and team resilience doesn’t weaken a crew. It makes them sharper, safer, and better equipped for the realities of life onboard.

17/02/2026

For Random Acts of Kindness Day, we pulled together a few charities and great initiatives doing incredible work that crew can get involved with, support, or reach out to when needed.

If you’ve been wanting to get involved, give back, or support fellow seafarers in a practical way, this is a great place to start.

14/02/2026

Working at sea changes the way we show up for each other.

Tiny gestures that keep morale high and teams connected 💙

05/02/2026

Testimonials like this mean the world to us.

Every session is monitored, reviewed, and held to the standards of MHFA England and the Royal Society of Public Health. Hearing that crew walk away feeling more confident and better equipped to respond is exactly why we do what we do.

A stronger, more resilient team starts with skills you can rely on when it counts.

03/02/2026

Ready to strengthen your crew for the season ahead?

Our next Psychological First Aid course opens on 13 February, designed specifically for the realities of working at sea.

You’ll learn practical, evidence based skills that help you recognise concerns early, respond with confidence, and keep your team resilient and steady under pressure.

Spaces tend to go quickly at the start of the year, so if this has been on your list, now’s a good time to secure your spot.

24/01/2026

International day of Education - We train seafarers to become Mental Health First Aiders.

Mental Health First Aid is a practical resource for crew to tackle, recognise and fortify their own and others’ mental health on board.

MHFA is an opportunity to reduce depression and anxiety risks in seafarers, which may also reduce risks of injury and illness, and drastically improve crew retention.

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53 Bedford Road
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SW47RH

Telephone

+447510197297

Website

https://www.seasthemind.co.uk/

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