The work ISRT Missing Persons does isn’t easy. Searching for and recovering missing persons from war zones, mass disasters, and deep-sea wrecks is physically demanding and emotionally intense. It’s complex, high-risk, and often deeply personal. That’s why ISRT Health Care exists—because taking care of our team’s mental health is just as important as the forensic work we do.
Why ISRT Health Care?
Our team members are exposed to some of the toughest situations: war crimes investigations, mass graves, disaster victim identification (DVI), and more. They’re experts at handling the most complex forensic cases across the globe, but no one is immune to the psychological toll. ISRT Health Care was created to ensure our people aren’t facing that alone.
We offer physical and mental healthcare tailored specifically for our members. These aren’t generic programs—they’re designed by professionals who understand the frontline challenges of forensics, defense, and emergency services.
What ISRT Health Care Does
- Trauma support and therapy
- Resilience training
- One-on-one coaching
- Mental health education
- Physical health checks
- On-call mental health support during deployments
Meet the ISRT Health Care Experts
Hannah Bailey
A psychotherapist from the UK with deep roots in frontline policing. She works with PTSD, burnout, moral injury, and more. Hannah gets it—she’s been there herself. Her approach combines therapy and coaching, helping our team build resilience and recover from the emotional weight of the job.
Marie Church
A trauma specialist and cognitive behavioural psychotherapist. With decades of experience in military, counterintelligence, and occupational health, Marie knows what it takes to support those working in extreme environments. Her work with war crimes investigators and military units makes her a vital part of our mental health support.
Michiel van der Pols
A veteran coach and former Dutch Marine Corps officer. Michiel helps our people break through personal barriers and reconnect with themselves after years of operating in high-stress situations. His no-nonsense coaching method has helped countless veterans and law enforcement professionals regain balance.
Taking Care of Our Own
At ISRT Missing Persons, we operate under the toughest conditions, but we never forget the human behind the expert. ISRT Health Care ensures our people have the support they need to stay strong, focused, and healthy—on and off the field.
For more info, view the ISRT Health Care page.