Posts Tagged ‘EAP’
10.11.24 – Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP): Depression Awareness Month
Depression is the most common form of mental illness in the United States, with around 22 % of adults suffering from depression as of 2022. Too often, depression is misunderstood as simply “feeling sad”.
Read More5.06.24 – May 2024: Mental Health Awareness Month
APFA’s EAP Program provides emotional support and assistance to Flight Attendants and their families. APFA Employee Assistance Program can offer Flight Attendant peer support in addition to assessments and referrals.
Read More3.12.24 – APFA EAP and Critical Incident Response Program (CIRP)
As Flight Attendants, we all play a vital role as first responders. Both your safety and well-being are of the utmost importance both to APFA and to the APFA EAP committee.
Read More2.10.24 – Utilizing APFA EAP Professional Standards
During your sequence, if you are in a confrontation with a fellow Flight Attendant or Pilot that you cannot resolve, we strongly advise against directly contacting the company.
Read More2.05.24 – EAP Peer Committee Representative Recruitment Now Open
The APFA Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is looking for Flight Attendants to join the volunteer APFA EAP Peer Committee to provide support and assistance to Flight Attendants at each crew base.
Read More1.25.24 – New! APFA Notification System for Critical Incidents
American Airlines Inflight Management is responsible for providing the proper support Flight Attendants need when experiencing a critical incident while on duty, and communicating with APFA is an integral part of that responsibility.
Read More12.04.23 – Flying and Over-the-Counter Medications
Can I safeguard my well-being and flight safety while using over-the-counter medications? Consider some best practices. Never use any medication that has alcohol as an ingredient while you are working or within 8 hours of working.
Read More11.06.23 – Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP): Substance Use Disorders
As the holiday season fast approaches, celebrations, and gatherings of loved ones also take place. With some holiday gatherings, there will be alcohol served, and like anything, we must be aware of ‘risky” alcohol use.
Read More10.30.23 – Don’t Write it Up – Talk it Out!
As part of APFA’s Employee Assistance Program, we have trained Professional Standards volunteers available to you in every base. After listening to your concerns, APFA EAP representatives will follow up on the situation and pursue the appropriate action necessary.
Read More9.20.23 – Flight Attendant Drug And Alcohol Program (FADAP): September Is National Recovery Month
FADAP is a substance-abuse prevention program, created and promoted for and by the Flight Attendant profession and funded by the FAA. Assistance is provided to all Flight Attendants
Read More8.12.23 – #HawaiiStrong: Assistance for Those Affected by the Hawaii Fires
The recent fires on Hawaii’s Big Island and Maui have caused incredible devastation. Many residents have lost everything, and whole towns have been destroyed.
Read More8.03.23 – Should I or Shouldn’t I Use CBD?
As a Flight Attendant, if you test positive for marijuana (THC), regardless of whether it is state approved medical or recreational marijuana and regardless of whether you knowingly smoked a joint or unknowingly ate a marijuana edible, you will be deemed a test violator.
Read More8.01.23 – EAP Peer Committee Representative Recruitment
The APFA Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is looking for Flight Attendants to join the volunteer APFA EAP Peer Committee to provide support and assistance to Flight Attendants at each crew base.
Read More7.03.23 – Buyer Beware: Buying Medication Overseas
When buying medication overseas, it is important to exercise caution and consider the following points: verify, check, research, consult, carry necessary documentation
Read More5.16.23 – Utilizing APFA EAP Professional Standards
During your sequence, you have a confrontation with a fellow Flight Attendant, and you are unable to resolve your differences. Call your APFA EAP Professional Standards to address the issue.
Read More5.05.23 – May is Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness is about starting conversations about mental health and the elements in our daily lives that affect our well-being. Mental health awareness month aims to reduce the stigma that stops people from asking for help.
Read More4.08.23 – APFA EAP: National Alcohol Awareness Month
April is National Alcohol Awareness Month. Drinking in moderation is fine, but what is “moderation?”
Read More2.28.23 – APFA EAP Critical Incident Response Program (CIRP)
As stated in a previous hotline, the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Professional Standards, and the Critical Incident Response Program (CIRP) (formerly known as the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT)), will soon be one group working collaboratively to offer seamless support for Flight Attendants.
Read More1.17.23 – APFA EAP Peer Support Program
The APFA Employee Assistance, Professional Standards, and Critical Incident Response Team Program continues to evolve. We’d like to offer an update on the support and assistance available. A Peer Support Representative may be reached by calling the APFA EAP Helpline at (833) 214-2002, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Read More12.13.22 – Holiday Tips/ Wings of Sobriety/ Available Resources
The holiday season is in full swing. So too are the celebrations which usually include alcohol. If you are hosting a holiday gathering, here are some tips you might want to keep in mind. If you need assistance, please take advantage of the resources available.
Read More11.19.22 – APFA EAP Professional Standards Update – November 19, 2022
APFA Employee Assistance Program (EAP) peer volunteers are trained in Professional Standards and available to you in each base. The APFA EAP Professional Standards operates as a self-help aid among flying partners by providing conflict resolution strategies to those in need.
Read More11.01.22 – APFA Employee Assistance Program: New Confidential Phone Line
**New** Confidential Phone Line: A trained EAP peer representative is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by calling the new confidential phone line: (833) 214-2002
Read More9.04.22 – Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP): September is Recovery Month
September 2022 is National Recovery Month, a time to celebrate and support sobriety, whether you are in recovery or just sober curious.
Read More8.19.22 – APFA Announces EAP Peer Committee Representative Recruitment
Friday, August 19, 2022 APFA Base EAP Peer Committee Representative Recruitment Do you like helping others? Are you a good listener? The APFA Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is looking for…
Read More7.09.22 – Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP): “988” Lifeline Goes Live Nationally July 16, 2022
Saturday, July 9, 2022 “988” Lifeline Goes Live Nationally July 16, 2022 Wings of Sobriety Meetings Available Resources If you need assistance, please take advantage of the resources available. (817)…
Read More6.18.22 – Flight Attendant Drug And Alcohol Program (FADAP): Mental Health Treatment Works
Saturday, June 18, 2022 Mental Health Concerns: Treatment Works For more information: Mental Health Concerns: Treatment Works Wings of Sobriety Meetings Available Resources If you need assistance, please take advantage…
Read More5.31.22 – Coping With Emotional Stress
Tuesday, May 31, 2022 Coping With Emotional Stress As a nation, we are all grieving, viewing the senseless massacres of fellow Americans just trying to live their lives. Watching the…
Read More5.23.22 – Mental Health Awareness Month
Monday, May 23, 2022 Mental Health Awareness Month In recognition of Mental Health Awareness month, Chaddrian Calhoun, co-chair of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, approached us about mental health…
Read More4.20.22 – Flight Attendant Drug And Alcohol Program (FADAP): National Alcohol Awareness Month
Wednesday, April 20, 2022 For more information: National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependency (NCADD) What is FADAP? FADAP is a substance-abuse prevention program, created and promoted for and by…
Read More3.05.22 – EAP/ FADAP Update: Frequently Asked Questions, Sleeping Medications
Saturday, March 5, 2022 From Your EAP Representatives: Frequently Asked Questions We would like to share some important questions our department has received this month. Q1: Is it legal to be…
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