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Chris Davis
EAP Chair – American Airlines
chrisx1959@yahoo.com
Office: 704-572-4859
AA EAP Regional Staff
Kathy Ferguson
EAP Chair - United Airlines
kf.borabora@cox.net
Office: 703-505-4321
United EAP Regional Staff
Stations:
IAD – DCA – BWI – PHL – MCO
Helping Hands Newsletter: Healthy Workplace Relationships
EAP Peers;As many communities and states start to ease the restrictions everyone has been under, there will be concerns about returning to the workplace. For most of us, we have been at work as essential workers. Returning to the workplace isn't an issue because we...
Helping Hands for May “Mental Health Awareness.”
EAP Peer Coordinators: May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In this standard monthly issue, we address several issues about Mental Illness including "What is Mental Illness?," "Why Mental Health is Important," "Can Your Mental Health Change Over...
Protecting Yourself Financially From COVID-19: April Helping Hands EAP Newsletter
EAP Peer Coordinators: This issue addresses how to protect your finances from the impact of corona virus. There is a special addendum with specific steps to help with handling budgets. This information is from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau,...
Helping Hands EAP Newsletter: Resilience Through the COVID-19 Crisis
EAP Peer Coordinators: We focus on resilience this week. The "stay in place" orders have been in place for anywhere from 3-6 weeks. The Coronavirus has taken a large toll on everyone. We may not realize how deeply it has affected us for quite a while. People are...
Helping Hands April: Social Distancing, Isolation and Quarantine
EAP Peer Coordinators: This month's focus is on how to support yourself during social distancing, isolation, and quarantine. There are ideas about how to survive this extended period in which we find ourselves. The recent legislation supporting workers has been some...
EAP Helping Hands for March: How to Prioritize Bills When You Can’t Pay Them All
Peer EAP Coordinators: Continuing our effort to anticipate the needs of our members, this special edition focuses on finances. Specifically, prioritizing how you spend money during critical situations and being able to survive a crisis. There is a list of governmental...
March Helping Hands EAP Newsletter: Coping With Coronavirus
EAP Peer Coordinators: Coronavirus has changed everything. All Airlines have experienced a severe drop off of load factors associated with reduced flying due to governmental flying restrictions. This special edition addresses the situation by looking at how to...
Helping Hands February: Shame
The experience of shame—a feeling of being unworthy, bad, or wrong—can be extremely uncomfortable. Shame has the potential to change the way we see ourselves and may lead to long-lasting social, professional, and other difficulties. The word “shame” means different...
Helping Hands December: Gratitude
Happy Holidays! This months' issue focuses on gratitude. There is a lot of research showing that focusing on gratitude helps improve all areas of life - all of the underlined text in the electronic version of this months issue are links to some of the research. This...
Helping Hands November: Caregivers Health
November focuses on Caregivers health. Many of our members are caregivers for parents, older (adult) children or friends, neighbors, etc. Being a caregiver takes a lot of energy and can be exhausting. The issue addresses good health for caregivers and some resources...
