Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program

September is National Recovery Month 💜

Recovery is possible—and no one has to do it alone.

This month, we celebrate the strength of those in recovery, the people who support them, and the power of connection along the way.

For Flight Attendants and their families, FADAP offers confidential peer support, resources, and guidance when you need it.

Recovery happens. Together.

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Content inspired by SAMHSA’s National Recovery Month resources.

Recovery doesn’t just impact one person—it affects the entire family. That’s why FADAP offers a free six-month Family Class designed to support the loved ones of Flight Attendants who are in treatment or beginning their recovery journey.

This virtual program provides education, connection, and practical tools to help families:

💙 Build healthy boundaries
💙 Find support from others who understand
💙 Grow alongside their loved one’s recovery

No matter where you are, you don’t have to navigate this journey alone.

To learn more or begin the registration process, contact Heather Healy, FADAP Manager, at [email protected].

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Addiction isn’t about a lack of willpower—it’s about changes in the brain.

No matter the substance, addiction can take over the brain’s reward system, making it harder to prioritize the things that matter most. The good news? Recovery is possible, and treatment works.

If you’re concerned about your substance use—or worried about someone you care about—you don’t have to navigate it alone. FADAP’s confidential peer support program is here to help guide you through every step of recovery.

💙 Help is available. Hope is real.

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Recovery doesn’t always begin with having all the answers. Sometimes it starts with one difficult day, one conversation, or one decision to accept help.

This member’s journey reminds us that addiction can affect anyone—even those who appear to have it all together. Through the support of FADAP, treatment, and a strong recovery community, they found hope, healing, and a new purpose.

Today, they’re living a sober life, giving back to others, and proving that recovery is possible.

If you’re struggling, know this: you are not alone, and it’s never too late to ask for help.

Help is available. Hope is real.

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When life feels overwhelming, you don’t have to face it alone.

Whether you’re dealing with stress, relationship challenges, financial concerns, emotional well-being, or other personal or work-related issues, help is available.

FADAP provides confidential support, resources, and referrals to help you navigate life’s challenges—big or small.

💙 Confidential. Compassionate. Here for you.
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Returning to flying after treatment can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to do it alone.

FADAP’s Recovery Mentor Program connects flight attendants in early recovery with volunteer flight attendants who have been there before.

A mentor isn’t a sponsor. They’re an additional layer of support—someone who understands the unique challenges of maintaining recovery while working in aviation.

Sometimes, knowing someone has successfully navigated the same path can make all the difference.

💙 Flight Attendants helping Flight Attendants.
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Most of us know someone—a coworker, friend, or family member—who may be struggling.

When you’re concerned about someone, you don’t need the perfect words. You don’t need all the answers.

Sometimes, a simple conversation can make a difference.
Pay attention to changes in physical health, emotions, or behavior, and approach the person with compassion, concern, and a willingness to listen.

💙 Support starts with caring.

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