
Crew Mental Health: Talking About It Is Not the Same as Acting on It
Fewer than a third of superyachts offer their crew any meaningful support. Tim Clarke on what the better yachts actually put in place, and what it costs when they don’t.

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Fewer than a third of superyachts offer their crew any meaningful support. Tim Clarke on what the better yachts actually put in place, and what it costs when they don’t.

The superyacht sector is moving in the right direction when it comes to crew mental health, albeit at a snail’s pace, finds our latest survey.

Since yachties spend most of their time working, the onboard environment plays a key role in impacting crew burnout and fatigue.

Charles Watkins, Managing Director of MHSS, talks about the importance of creating an onboard culture that aims to reduce stress and drivers that cause mental health issues among crew.

We reveal the alarming results of a superyacht crew mental health survey carried out as part of a unique industry partnership with MHSS,

As part of our ongoing commitment to crew wellbeing, all placed candidates will get access to a free 24/7 mental health helpline from MHSS.
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