Putting Mental Health at the Core of Crew Management

Why Maritime Agencies Must Intervene Early

The mental wellness of seafarers continues to be a priority risk factor that needs to be addressed.

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189 of 417

seafarers were diagnosed with mental disorders from 2018 to 2022 (National Maritime Polytechnic, 2024).

15.5%

of the issues brought to the helpline’s attention pertained to mental health (ISWAN, 2025).

55–65%

of cases recorded from 2013-2024 were anxiety-related conditions (SSMA, 2024).

Industry Priorities Driving the Need for Proactive Mental Health Support

According to the 2024 SEAFiT Crew Survey, among seafarers (70% of whom were Filipino): 58.9% reported inadequate mental health coverage, 59.9% lacked sufficient guidance on coping strategies, and 58.1% lacked information on mental health symptoms.

The program provides structured BrainHealth education complemented by continuous digital support through the BrainHealth™ App, helping seafarers manage fatigue, stress, isolation, and cognitive load associated with shipboard operations.

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For agencies, BrainHealth serves as a proactive well-being initiative that reinforces safety culture, supports crew performance, and demonstrates a clear commitment to holistic crew welfare—before deployment, during contracts, and across the seafarer lifecycle.

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