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Are you a Flight Attendant in recovery from alcohol and/or drug abuse ? http://www.fadap.org/FlightA

Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program is a substance-abuse prevention program, created and promoted for and by the flight attendant profession and funded by the FAA.

10/13/2026

We check everything before a flight—but sometimes we forget to check in with ourselves. 💙

Taking care of your mental health can start with small things: getting the rest you need, staying connected, and reaching out when things feel heavy.

As Flight Attendants, you spend so much time taking care of others. Remember to take care of you, too.

If you’re struggling, confidential peer support is available through FADAP.

📞 855-33-FADAP 🌐 FADAP.org

Rest. Connect. Reach out.

10/07/2026

Recovery can change everything. 💙

This month’s Sobriety Story reminds us that there is no age or perfect moment to choose recovery. After years of alcohol affecting nearly every part of life, one Flight Attendant found a new beginning through treatment, support, and sobriety.

Decades later, they describe recovery as one of the best decisions they ever made—and now use their experience to support others who may be struggling.

You don’t have to wait until things get worse to reach out. FADAP peers understand and are here to help confidentially, without judgment.

You are not alone. Help is available. Hope is real.

📞 855-33-FADAP
🌐 FADAP.org

09/29/2026

Strong families can be an important part of strong recovery. 💜

Recovery can affect more than one person—it can shape relationships, routines, and the people we love. With understanding, connection, and the right support, families can heal and grow alongside recovery.

FADAP provides confidential peer support and resources for Flight Attendants and their families throughout the recovery journey.

You are not alone. Help is here.

🌐 FADAP.org

Content inspired by SAMHSA’s National Recovery Month resources.

09/23/2026

Every step counts. 💜

Recovery looks different for everyone. There is no single path, timeline, or way forward—and progress can happen one step at a time.

During National Recovery Month, we celebrate every recovery journey and the courage it takes to keep moving forward.

Wherever you are on your path, you don’t have to walk it alone. FADAP offers confidential peer support for Flight Attendants and their families.

Your recovery. Your path. Your journey.

🌐 FADAP.org

Content inspired by SAMHSA’s National Recovery Month resources.

09/16/2026

Recovery is more than overcoming substance use—it’s about building a life that supports your whole self. 💜

Caring for your physical health, mental wellbeing, relationships, and sense of purpose can all play a role in creating lasting recovery.

Small choices matter. Rest. Movement. Nourishment. Connection. Asking for help when you need it.

Every step toward wellness strengthens recovery.

FADAP is here with confidential peer support for Flight Attendants and their families.

📞 855-33-FADAP
🌐 FADAP.org

09/09/2026

Every recovery story matters. 💜

During National Recovery Month, we’re recognizing the power of sharing our experiences. When people speak openly about recovery, they can help reduce stigma, create connection, and remind others that recovery is possible.

Every milestone deserves to be celebrated. Every story has the potential to inspire hope.

For Flight Attendants and their families, FADAP offers confidential peer support from people who understand.

💙 Share hope. Celebrate recovery. Reduce stigma.
📞 855-33-FADAP
🌐 FADAP.org

Content inspired by SAMHSA’s National Recovery Month resources.

09/01/2026

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.

📞 855-33-FADAP
🌐 FADAP.org

Content inspired by SAMHSA’s National Recovery Month resources.

08/26/2026

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].

🌐 FADAP.org

08/20/2026

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.

📞 855-33-FADAP
🌐 FADAP.org

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1-855-333-2327

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http://www.fadap.org/

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