How to Have More Good Days

This May, we’re recognizing Mental Health Month with a simple idea: More good days, together.

As Flight Attendants, we take care of a lot of people. This month is a reminder to take care of ourselves—and each other, too. Through Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM), you have access to confidential, certified peer-based support from people who understand this job and what comes with it. You may not need that support today. But when you do, it matters to know it’s there.

CISM is confidential, peer-based support—for Flight Attendants by Flight Attendants who understand the role both on and off the job.

Take a moment today to think about what helps you have a good day—and make a little more space for it.

During this week of May 11, CISM team members will be present in every base to connect in person. Watch your lounge for a visit from CISM. Stop by to enjoy:

• Treats and Ducks (yes!) 
• Conversation with CISM team members. No formal agenda, just connection.
• Make sure to grab a handout of tips to support your own mental health

CISM is confidential, peer-based support—for Flight Attendants by Flight Attendants who understand the role. Check out these Mental Health Support Resources from CISM.

Take a moment today to think about what helps you have a good day—and make a little more space for it.

The views contained herein do not necessarily represent those of TWU Local 556 or TWU International. The purpose of this email communication is intended only to educate and inform TWU Local 556 Members. It is not intended to officially establish or clarify past practice, Contract language, or grievance/arbitration positions. It is therefore not to be utilized or relied upon by any person or party as evidence of the Union’s position on any past practices, Contract language, grievances/arbitrations, or any other disputes or issues between TWU Local 556 and Southwest Airlines.