Robert Bor, DPhil CPsychol CSci FBPsS FRAeS UKCP Reg, is a Registered and Chartered Clinical Counselling and Health Psychologist, Registered Aviation Psychologist and Co-Director of the Centre for Aviation Psychology.Carina Eriksen, MSc DipPsych CPsychol FBPsS BABCP, is an HCPC Registered and BPS Chartered Consultant Counselling Psychologist and Registered Aviation Psychologist.Margaret Oakes, MA (Cantab) MSc, Dip Psych, DPsych, CPsychol, is a Counselling Psychologist and airline pilot.Peter Scragg, BSc PsychD FBPsS, is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Principal Teaching Fellow at University College London.

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• Foreword Robert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Margaret Oakes and Peter ScraggChapter 1. Pilot mental health in the modern era: headlines and realityRobert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Margaret Oakes, and Peter ScraggSection A: Pilot Selection AssessmentsChapter 2. Pilot selection: an overview of aptitude and ability testingMonica MartinussenChapter 3. The role of assessment in pilot selectionCarl Hoffmann and Arianna HoffmannChapter 4. Personality assessment of airline pilot applicantsJames N ButcherSection B: Pilot Clinical AssessmentsChapter 5. Between the joystick and the seat; getting inside pilots’ minds using clinical interviewing Paul DickensChapter 6. The practicalities of clinical history-taking and mental state assessments of pilotsRobert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Peter Scragg and Margaret OakesChapter 7. Neuropsychological assessmentSarah Mackenzie SmithChapter 8. Assessment of personalityPaul HarrisChapter 9. The role and scope of psychological testing in risk reductionPooshan Navathe and Shruti NavatheChapter 10. Assessment for fatigue among pilotsRies SimonsChapter 11. Assessment following incidents, accidents and traumaMorten KjellesvigChapter 12. The practicalities of fitting mental health screening into the time-limited annual check and the problems of confidentialityMartin Hudson and Kevin HerbertSection C: Mental Health, Wellbeing and Support for pilotsChapter 13. The use of psychotropic medications and fitness to flyRui CorreiaChapter 14. Human factors and factor of the human – pilot performance and pilot mental healthNicklas DahlstromChapter 15. Promoting mental health and wellbeing in aviationBen CampionChapter 16. Stigma associated with mental illness among air crewTodd HubbardChapter 17. Personal stressors associated with being a pilotCristina Albuquerque and Maria FonsecaChapter 18. Promoting good psychological health among pilotsCarina Eriksen and Robert BorChapter 19. Behavioural dynamics on the flight deck and implications for mental healthBenjamin Lawler and Martin CaseyChapter 20. Peer to peer pilot support & development programmes for pilots: time for a holistic approachGerhard Fahnenbruck and Gunnar SteinhardtChapter 21. Pilot peer support programmes for pilotsSean GibbsChapter 22. Pilots’ emotions in the cockpitVergard Nergard and Bengt Svendsen

Robert Bor, DPhil CPsychol CSci FBPsS FRAeS UKCP Reg, is a Registered and Chartered Clinical Counselling and Health Psychologist, Registered Aviation Psychologist and Co-Director of the Centre for Aviation Psychology.Carina Eriksen, MSc DipPsych CPsychol FBPsS BABCP, is an HCPC Registered and BPS Chartered Consultant Counselling Psychologist and Registered Aviation Psychologist.Margaret Oakes, MA (Cantab) MSc, Dip Psych, DPsych, CPsychol, is a Counselling Psychologist and airline pilot.Peter Scragg, BSc PsychD FBPsS, is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Principal Teaching Fellow at University College London.

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• Foreword Robert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Margaret Oakes and Peter ScraggChapter 1. Pilot mental health in the modern era: headlines and realityRobert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Margaret Oakes, and Peter ScraggSection A: Pilot Selection AssessmentsChapter 2. Pilot selection: an overview of aptitude and ability testingMonica MartinussenChapter 3. The role of assessment in pilot selectionCarl Hoffmann and Arianna HoffmannChapter 4. Personality assessment of airline pilot applicantsJames N ButcherSection B: Pilot Clinical AssessmentsChapter 5. Between the joystick and the seat; getting inside pilots’ minds using clinical interviewing Paul DickensChapter 6. The practicalities of clinical history-taking and mental state assessments of pilotsRobert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Peter Scragg and Margaret OakesChapter 7. Neuropsychological assessmentSarah Mackenzie SmithChapter 8. Assessment of personalityPaul HarrisChapter 9. The role and scope of psychological testing in risk reductionPooshan Navathe and Shruti NavatheChapter 10. Assessment for fatigue among pilotsRies SimonsChapter 11. Assessment following incidents, accidents and traumaMorten KjellesvigChapter 12. The practicalities of fitting mental health screening into the time-limited annual check and the problems of confidentialityMartin Hudson and Kevin HerbertSection C: Mental Health, Wellbeing and Support for pilotsChapter 13. The use of psychotropic medications and fitness to flyRui CorreiaChapter 14. Human factors and factor of the human – pilot performance and pilot mental healthNicklas DahlstromChapter 15. Promoting mental health and wellbeing in aviationBen CampionChapter 16. Stigma associated with mental illness among air crewTodd HubbardChapter 17. Personal stressors associated with being a pilotCristina Albuquerque and Maria FonsecaChapter 18. Promoting good psychological health among pilotsCarina Eriksen and Robert BorChapter 19. Behavioural dynamics on the flight deck and implications for mental healthBenjamin Lawler and Martin CaseyChapter 20. Peer to peer pilot support & development programmes for pilots: time for a holistic approachGerhard Fahnenbruck and Gunnar SteinhardtChapter 21. Pilot peer support programmes for pilotsSean GibbsChapter 22. Pilots’ emotions in the cockpitVergard Nergard and Bengt Svendsen

Robert Bor, DPhil CPsychol CSci FBPsS FRAeS UKCP Reg, is a Registered and Chartered Clinical Counselling and Health Psychologist, Registered Aviation Psychologist and Co-Director of the Centre for Aviation Psychology.Carina Eriksen, MSc DipPsych CPsychol FBPsS BABCP, is an HCPC Registered and BPS Chartered Consultant Counselling Psychologist and Registered Aviation Psychologist.Margaret Oakes, MA (Cantab) MSc, Dip Psych, DPsych, CPsychol, is a Counselling Psychologist and airline pilot.Peter Scragg, BSc PsychD FBPsS, is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Principal Teaching Fellow at University College London.

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• Foreword Robert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Margaret Oakes and Peter ScraggChapter 1. Pilot mental health in the modern era: headlines and realityRobert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Margaret Oakes, and Peter ScraggSection A: Pilot Selection AssessmentsChapter 2. Pilot selection: an overview of aptitude and ability testingMonica MartinussenChapter 3. The role of assessment in pilot selectionCarl Hoffmann and Arianna HoffmannChapter 4. Personality assessment of airline pilot applicantsJames N ButcherSection B: Pilot Clinical AssessmentsChapter 5. Between the joystick and the seat; getting inside pilots’ minds using clinical interviewing Paul DickensChapter 6. The practicalities of clinical history-taking and mental state assessments of pilotsRobert Bor, Carina Eriksen, Peter Scragg and Margaret OakesChapter 7. Neuropsychological assessmentSarah Mackenzie SmithChapter 8. Assessment of personalityPaul HarrisChapter 9. The role and scope of psychological testing in risk reductionPooshan Navathe and Shruti NavatheChapter 10. Assessment for fatigue among pilotsRies SimonsChapter 11. Assessment following incidents, accidents and traumaMorten KjellesvigChapter 12. The practicalities of fitting mental health screening into the time-limited annual check and the problems of confidentialityMartin Hudson and Kevin HerbertSection C: Mental Health, Wellbeing and Support for pilotsChapter 13. The use of psychotropic medications and fitness to flyRui CorreiaChapter 14. Human factors and factor of the human – pilot performance and pilot mental healthNicklas DahlstromChapter 15. Promoting mental health and wellbeing in aviationBen CampionChapter 16. Stigma associated with mental illness among air crewTodd HubbardChapter 17. Personal stressors associated with being a pilotCristina Albuquerque and Maria FonsecaChapter 18. Promoting good psychological health among pilotsCarina Eriksen and Robert BorChapter 19. Behavioural dynamics on the flight deck and implications for mental healthBenjamin Lawler and Martin CaseyChapter 20. Peer to peer pilot support & development programmes for pilots: time for a holistic approachGerhard Fahnenbruck and Gunnar SteinhardtChapter 21. Pilot peer support programmes for pilotsSean GibbsChapter 22. Pilots’ emotions in the cockpitVergard Nergard and Bengt Svendsen