Christine Moutier, M.D., Chief Medical Officer at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, explains how we can take care of our mental health during times of stress on and off the job. She shares coping mechanisms that may help workers deal with national unrest and COVD-19.
Dealing with stress, illness and loss isn’t easy. IAM EAP Asst. Director Vinny Ceraso helps us with coping mechanisms.
Learn about the astounding impact of addiction in America.
Facing Addiction
The Surgeon General’s Report: Key Facts
Over 45 million Americans and their families have been affected by a substance use disorder, and most Americans know someone who has a substance use disorder, or lost or nearly lost a family member as a result of substance misuse. Despite the prevalence, other medical conditions are not surrounded by as much negative public attitudes and misunderstanding as substance use disorders. The first-ever Surgeon General’s Report on Alcohol, Drugs, and Healthreviews the latest and most accurate information about substance misuse and how to use that knowledge to address substance misuse and social norms.
The IAM recognizes this is a stressful time for many IAM members, staff and family members due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The IAM Employee Assistance and Addiction Services Program stands ready to assist members, staff and their families during this tough period. Share and Follow:
As airline employees, one of the best perks of our jobs is the ability to fly everywhere for free or cheap. If we mention the type of work we do in a casual conversation, it will surely prompt an enthusiastic response, even from complete strangers. A popular t-shirt for sale online proclaims: “Marry me and
The Summer 2019 IAM Journal will be hitting the doorsteps on IAM members by late May. Here’s a first look at one of several articles in this edition. The opioid epidemic is sweeping across the United States. It’s affecting young and old, men and women, rich and poor. Share and Follow:
