Embark on a Journey of Well-being with the IMEQ SEAFARERS APP

Sail towards holistic health with the IMEQ Seafarers App, your companion for mental, physical, and spiritual well-being on the high seas. With content tailored to the unique challenges of seafarers, our app supports you in navigating the rough waters of mental health, medical issues, spiritual growth, and social connectivity.

Mental Health: Explore resources and tools designed to calm the stormy seas of your mind, ensuring a serene and balanced mental state during your voyages.
Medical Support: Access vital information and tips on maintaining physical health, with guides and advice from medical professionals experienced in seafaring life.
Spiritual Growth: Embark on a journey within, discovering content that fosters spiritual awakening and growth, helping you find peace amidst the vastness of the ocean.
Social Connectivity: Visit our GROUPS and FORUM pages and connect with other seafarers!

Set your course towards a healthier, more connected life at sea. Download the IMEQ Seafarers App now on iOS and Google Play.

Your voyage towards holistic well-being begins today.

IMEQ WELL-BEING BLOG

Managing a Difficult Supervisor at Sea

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Breathing Exercises for Seafarers Onboard: Enhance Your Well-Being at Sea

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Sep 6, 2023

17 Powerhouse Plants for Optimal Health Onboard

Many herbs have been used for centuries for their medicinal properties. Before using any herb for health purposes, it's essential to...

Sep 6, 2023

Dealing with Heavy Workload Onboard: Essential Tips for Seafarers

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Sep 4, 2023

Meditation, Breathing, and Mental Wellbeing: Navigating Inner Waters for Seafarers

The maritime journey is more than just a physical voyage across oceans; it's a profound exploration of the self. While the vast expanse...

Sep 4, 2023

Proactive Mental Wellness: Guiding Officers in Monitoring Crew Psychological Health Onboard

Detecting signs of psychological distress or mental health issues among crew members on board a vessel is crucial for the safety and...

Sep 1, 2023

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