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Mental Health and Aviation

If I’m in Aviation and I Have a Mental Health Issue, What Should I Do?

Watch as an expert panel gives advice to those wrestling with that question.
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If I’m in Aviation and I Have a Mental Health Issue, What Should I Do?

Clockwise from left: Capt. Reyne O’Shaughnessy: Founder, Piloting 2 Wellbeing; John Hackworth: Cofounder, Professional Pilots of Tomorrow; Elizabeth Bjerke: Associate Dean and Professor at the University of North Dakota; Dr. William Hoffman, Aeromedical Researcher [YouTube Screenshot]

To close FLYING‘s recent Mental Health Roundtable, moderator Jeremy Kariuki asks each member of the expert panel for any advice they would have for those in the aviation world who may be going through a mental health issue or know someone who is.

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Jeremy Kariuki and Michael Wildes
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