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Maritime Psychosocial Response Toolkit

SafeShip
Psychosocial Toolkit

Practical guidance for handling psychosocial concerns onboard vessels. Structured, maritime-specific, and operationally ready.

10

Modules

7

PFA Sections

30+

Scripts

30

Quiz Questions

The PFA Framework
Observe. Listen. Link.

Psychological First Aid is not therapy. It is a humane, supportive response to crew members experiencing distress — practical, respectful, and operationally appropriate.

Explore PFA Guide
LOOKObserve

Notice signs of distress: withdrawal, irritability, poor sleep, loss of concentration, or emotional changes in crew members.

LISTENListen

Approach calmly, validate feelings, and practice active listening without judgment. Create a psychologically safe space.

LINKLink

Connect the crew member to appropriate support — officer, welfare, medical, or company process — and follow up.

Prof. Michael U. Jimenez

RPsy, RN, LPT, MBA · Diploma in Ship Management

A Registered Psychologist, Registered Nurse, educator, and maritime mental health trainer with training in Ship Management and Artificial Intelligence. He has conducted psychosocial, mental health, leadership, and maritime training programs for seafarers, officers, cadets, schools, and organizations.

Registered Psychologist (RPsy)Registered Nurse (RN)Licensed Professional Teacher (LPT)Master of Business Administration (MBA)Diploma in Ship ManagementMaritime Mental Health Trainer
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Support your crew
with confidence.

Access 10 structured modules, PFA guidance, communication scripts, and reflection questions — all designed for maritime operations.