Our mission is to revolutionise mental health care in the yachting industry.

  • Isolation and Loneliness

    Studies show that 36% of seafarers experience significant feelings of isolation while at sea.

  • Stress and Burnout

    High-pressure environments contribute to 27% of seafarers facing stress and burnout.

  • Access To Mental Health Support

    About 40% of those in remote jobs struggle to access mental health support, reflecting the challenges faced by yacht crews in getting adequate help.

  • Sleep Issues

    Approximately 43% of shift workers, including yacht staff, suffer from significant sleep disturbances.

  • Job Insecurity

    Around 20% of temporary workers report heightened anxiety and stress due to job insecurity, a concern shared by many yacht crew members.

  • Performance Pressure

    In high-performance industries like luxury yachting, 60% of employees report stress related to maintaining high standards.

In addition, research indicates that 72% of yacht crew either suffer from mental health conditions or know someone who does. Many have experienced unwanted physical contact (40%), sexual or sexist comments (50%), depression (51%), anxiety and panic attacks (45%), suicidal thoughts (13%), or Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (19%).

We strive to provide tailored, remote mental health support to address these specific challenges and foster a healthier, more supportive environment on board.

Statistics taken from Dockwalk, Nautilus, Yachting Pages, and Quay Crew.

“Having lived and worked among multiple crews in confined spaces on yachts, being forced to hold in emotions to meet certain standards repeatedly over periods of time has been hard. Life felt like a constant struggle for me.”

Super Yacht Stewardess of 8+ Years