Seafarer Psychology HubAbout the Seafarer Psychology Hub
Confidential mental health support built for life at sea.
What this site does
The Seafarer Psychology Hub is an online practice where seafarers can book confidential psychology sessions, read practical articles about mental health at sea, and explore research on the specific pressures of maritime work. Everything happens online: you choose a time slot, confirm your details, and receive a private session link — no port call required. Sessions cover individual therapy, professional coaching, and behavior engineering programs designed around the realities of long contracts, isolated postings, and rotating time zones.
Who it is for
This service is made for seafarers and maritime professionals — deck and engine crew, officers, and anyone working on merchant ships, offshore vessels, or in ports. It is also open to their partners and families, who often carry the weight of long separations. Whether you are dealing with stress, fatigue, sleep problems, homesickness, anxiety, low mood, or simply want a neutral, confidential space to think things through, support here is tailored to the seafaring life rather than to a generic office routine.
Who builds it
The Hub is created and led by Octavian Postolache, a seafarer and maritime psychologist. He combines clinical training with a genuine understanding of shipboard life, and every aspect of this site — from the booking flow to the confidentiality terms — is designed to respect your privacy and the constraints of your schedule.