Aviation Healthcare
Aviation Health aims to deliver top-quality wellbeing services equipped with effective resources to help individuals achieve a harmonious blend of professional success and personal wellness.
Here With You Every Step Of The Way
Committed to enhancing the quality of mind and body healthcare, we adopt an integrated approach to promote health and wellness. Our inclusive services encompass both conventional and complementary therapies, providing comprehensive advice for your overall well-being.
Our primary objective is to establish and advance the standards of integrative healthcare. To fulfill this mission, we uphold four core values: integration, compassion, expertise, and confidentiality. Each advisor selected to be a part of our program, whether they specialize in psychotherapy, nutrition, health coaching, personal training, or certified hypnotherapy, is devoted to your optimal health and wellness.
Tailored specifically for professionals in the aviation industry, our program is designed to help you achieve a well-rounded and vibrant life.
Our Aviation Community
When considering the aviation industry, our minds often jump to pilots and cabin crew. However, it's important to note that each member of the Aviation Community plays a vital role in maintaining the safety, efficiency, and seamless operation of air travel. At Aviation Health, our dedicated team of professionals is fully committed to providing comprehensive support for the overall wellbeing of all aviation personnel.
Pilots
Being an airline pilot can be an extremely stressful job due to the workload, responsibilities and safety of the thousands of passengers they transport around the world. Fatigue, Chronic levels of stress can negatively impact one's health, job performance and cognitive functioning. We have to make it easier for pilots to come forward and talk when they need to. They need to feel safe and trust in the confidentiality of their support programme. Ours is 100% independent & confidential.
Cabin Crew
One of the biggest issues is fatigue due to long hours away from home during certain times of the year such as holidays or peak travel periods when more flights are available. Another problem that can arise is dealing with unhappy or unruly passengers, which can make a flight attendant's job much more stressful
Air Traffic Controllers
Being an air traffic controller is an extremely high-stress job, with workers responsible for the movement and direction of thousands of lives onboard commercial and general aviation aircraft every day. Poor mental health can have a significant impact on ATCs' job performance and safety.
Technical Crew
In this industry, it is quite common to experience long flight hours, shift work, stress, burnout, insomnia, attention problems, and various other challenges. When the plane is on the ground, the individuals responsible for its care and preparation prior to take-off and after landing are known as the Ground Crew. This team includes technicians, engineers, mechanics, and support staff.
Airport Staff
From the security staff stationed at the entrance to the personnel manning the boarding gates, all individuals fall within the realm of airport staff. Those working in airport management, security, check-in, baggage handling, immigration, and passenger services should be provided with mental health support.
Aviation Administrators
Almost every country has its aviation ministry. Professionals working in these ministries and regulatory bodies are called aviation administrators. Their role is to oversee safety standards, regulations, and industry policies
Main Office
Athlumney Castle, Co. Meath, Ireland
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