March On Stress

November round up

Added on the 8th December 2025

Here’s the round up of our social media activity from November…

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Supporting the mental health of seafarers

Life at sea is demanding, long periods away from loved ones, limited social interaction, and challenging working conditions can all take a toll on wellbeing. These factors don’t just affect individuals; they impact safety, decision-making, and overall crew performance.

The latest edition of One Care Group’s Hold Magazine (created for its clients and crew) features expert commentary from Professor Neil Greenberg, Managing Director at March on Stress, in the article Voices from the Bridge. Read the article here.

New BSI standard on suicide and the workplace

The first standard dedicated to addressing the risk of suicide and its impact in the workplace has been published by the BSI – the UK’s National Standards Body.

‘Suicide and the workplace – Intervention, prevention and support for people affected by suicide – Guide (BS 30480)’ is free to download and offers clear guidance for organisations of all sizes and sectors. Access the guide in full here.

Remembrance day 2025

March on Stress Operations Manager, Dr Zoe Brooke PhD, fulfilled a range of prestigious roles once again during Remembrance weekend. Read more here.

Health and Wellbeing at Work 2026

We’re really pleased to share that we’ll be exhibiting at Health and Wellbeing at Work on 10-11 March 2026 at the NEC in Birmingham. Read more here.

‘Keep Britain Working’

The Mayfield Review was published by the UK Government in November. It sets out a bold vision for tackling the UK’s growing health-related economic inactivity and we welcome its call for change. Read more here.

Stress Awareness Day 2026

At March on Stress, we support organisations in recognising, responding to and reducing the impact of stress in the workplace, both organisational and operational. From Trauma Risk Management (TRiM) to resilience training and psychological support, our work is rooted in building cultures of care and psychological safety. Read more in our post for Stress Awareness Day 2026 here.

Working with The Halo Trust

We’ve been working with the The HALO Trust to expand their TRiM provision; helping teams stay resilient while delivering life-saving work in some of the world’s most challenging environments. Read more here.

 

 

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