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International PSPs: A European Perspective Aedrian Bekker Clinical, Organisation & Aviation Psychologist Fit to Fly Transport Canada Gatineau, 6-7 June 2017 Fit to Fly, Gatineau 6-7 June 2017 Fit to Fly, Gatineau 6-7 June 2017 Fit to


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International PSPs: A European Perspective

Aedrian Bekker Clinical, Organisation & Aviation Psychologist Fit to Fly Transport Canada Gatineau, 6-7 June 2017

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Pilot Mental Health Pre- Post

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European Pilot Peer Support Initiative www.eppsi.eu 32 countries 5 core regulations

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Peer Support Programmes What we have learnt so far

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EASA, CAA ,12 AOCs & 12 months later…

  • Long overdue
  • Board level attention
  • PMH both risk & opportunity
  • A moral & commercial case
  • Unanimous support for PSP

Our Observations

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EASA, CAA ,12 AOCs & 12 months later… Questions

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  • In-house vs Independent IHO
  • Company specific vs. network
  • Governance, compliance & assurance
  • Utilisation & ROI
  • Union engagement
  • Cabin Crew; Engineers..?
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Peer Support Programmes

  • Highly motivated (& capable) volunteers
  • Renewed focus & commitment
  • The benefits of greenfield developments
  • A systemic approach
  • And pilots use the internet first…

Our Lessons

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Practical Resources Psychological Expertise Collaboration with Pilots

A collaborative project dedicated to pilot mental well being and resilience

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Ageing Alcohol Anxiety Aspergers Syndrome Bereavements Bipolar Mood Disorder Command Conflict Depression Disabilities Divorce Fatigue Finances Gender Line checks Loneliness Moods OCD Panic Attacks Performance Anxiety Personality Phobias Physical Illness Post Incident Reactions Psychiatric medications Psychological Resilience PTSD Race/Ethnicity Relationships I (Colleagues) Relationships II (Partner) Relationships III (Parenting) Retirement Returning to work after illness Returning to work after suspension Sexuality SIMSs and Line Checks Substances (incl. tobacco) Surviving and thriving in your AOC Suspension from work Training I (Becoming a Pilot) Training II (On the line) Training III (Changing Fleets) Training IV (Command) Tribunals Wellbeing for pilots

A-Z COVERAGE

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Experiences of being a pilot with depression Coping strategies from pilots Depression & pilots: what do we know? Useful Resources General description

DEPRESSION

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What the future holds The next 2-3 years

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Key challenges to resolve

  • Consistent, clear regulation and application
  • Professional competence and capacity
  • Reviewing and refreshing existing PSP offers
  • Developing new and best practices (e.g. assessment)
  • Articulating the ROI proposition
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Fit to Fly, Gatineau 6-7 June 2017

International PSPs: A European Perspective

Aedrian Bekker Clinical, Organisation & Aviation Psychologist Fit to Fly Transport Canada Gatineau, 6-7 June 2017

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