u/Beautiful_Dust_5062

Hi there,

I am a graduate student working on her PsyD in Clinical Psychology, and I am doing my dissertation on commercial/airline pilots’ experiences related to occupational identity, stigma, workplace pressures, and decisions surrounding mental health disclosure.

All responses will be kept confidential. I am also a therapist, so I understand how sensitive and private these topics are within the aviation community. Therefore, confidentiality is of the utmost importance to me, and I will do everything I can to protect your privacy. While we will be discussing perceptions around mental health, I will not ask you to disclose any mental health or other personal information. Instead, I am interested in learning about your perspectives and experiences regarding how mental health is viewed and discussed within the aviation community.

You may decline to answer any questions or withdraw from the study at any time without penalty. No identifying or personal information will be collected or shared with employers, peers, licensing boards, or regulatory agencies. I will not ask where you work, live, or got your training, so long as participants are U.S.-based. I will not even require participants to give me their real name, just their time and willingness to be interviewed!

I desperately need commercial/airline pilot participants. Eligibility criteria are listed below for those who can participate. If you’re interested and eligible, or would like more information, please send me a direct message!

If you choose to participate, you will receive an informed consent document before the interview that details the study’s purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits.

What’s involved?

A one-time virtual interview

Semi-structured, conversational format

Audio only with recording for analysis purposes (no video recording, no cameras on)

Participation is completely voluntary (can skip questions or stop the interview at any time)

Eligibility Requirements:

Commercial/airline pilots (18+)

Currently employed in the United States

Hold a valid first- or second-class medical certificate

Fly fixed-wing aircraft

At least one year of commercial flight experience

English-speaking

*Retired pilots, current CFIs, and helicopter pilots are excluded from this study.

**I understand this is the ATC subreddit, but I figured I would extend this out to some pilots who may be apart of this page.

I am a graduate student working on her PsyD in Clinical Psychology, and I am conducting a research study to understand commercial/airline pilots’ experiences related to occupational identity, stigma, workplace pressures, and decisions surrounding mental health disclosure.

All responses will be kept confidential. I am also a therapist, so I understand how sensitive and private these topics are within the aviation community. Therefore, confidentiality is of the utmost importance to me, and I will do everything I can to protect your privacy. While we will be discussing perceptions around mental health, I will not ask you to disclose any mental health or other personal information. Instead, I am interested in learning about your perspectives and experiences regarding how mental health is viewed and discussed within the aviation community.

You may decline to answer any questions or withdraw from the study at any time without penalty. No identifying or personal information will be collected or shared with employers, peers, licensing boards, or regulatory agencies. I will not ask where you work, live, or got your training, so long as participants are U.S.-based. I will not even require participants to give me their real name, just their time and willingness to be interviewed!

I desperately need commercial/airline pilot participants for this study. Eligibility criteria are listed below for those who can participate. If you’re interested and eligible, or would like more information, please send me a direct message!

If you choose to participate, you will receive an informed consent document before the interview that details the study’s purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits.

What’s involved?

A one-time virtual interview

Semi-structured, conversational format

Audio only with recording for analysis purposes (no video recording, no cameras on)

Participation is completely voluntary (can skip questions or stop the interview at any time)

Eligibility Requirements:

Commercial/airline pilots (18+)

Currently employed in the United States

Hold a valid first- or second-class medical certificate

Fly fixed-wing aircraft

At least one year of commercial flight experience

English-speaking

*Retired pilots, current CFIs, and helicopter pilots are excluded from this study.

Hi there,

I am a graduate student working on her PsyD in Clinical Psychology, and I am conducting a research study to understand commercial/airline pilots’ experiences related to occupational identity, stigma, workplace pressures, and decisions surrounding mental health disclosure.

All responses will be kept confidential. I am also a therapist, so I understand how sensitive and private these topics are within the aviation community. Therefore, confidentiality is of the utmost importance to me, and I will do everything I can to protect your privacy. While we will be discussing perceptions around mental health, I will not ask you to disclose any mental health or other personal information. Instead, I am interested in learning about your perspectives and experiences regarding how mental health is viewed and discussed within the aviation community.

You may decline to answer any questions or withdraw from the study at any time without penalty. No identifying or personal information will be collected or shared with employers, peers, licensing boards, or regulatory agencies. I will not ask where you work, live, or got your training, so long as participants are U.S.-based. I will not even require participants to give me their real name, just their time and willingness to be interviewed!

I desperately need commercial/airline pilot participants for this study. Eligibility criteria are listed below for those who can participate. If you’re interested and eligible, or would like more information, please send me a direct message!

If you choose to participate, you will receive an informed consent document before the interview that details the study’s purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits.

What’s involved?

A one-time virtual interview

Semi-structured, conversational format

Audio only with recording for analysis purposes (no video recording, no cameras on)

Participation is completely voluntary (can skip questions or stop the interview at any time)

Eligibility Requirements:

Commercial/airline pilots (18+)

Currently employed in the United States

Hold a valid first- or second-class medical certificate

Fly fixed-wing aircraft

At least one year of commercial flight experience

English-speaking

*Retired pilots, current CFIs, and helicopter pilots are excluded from this study.

Hi there,

I am a graduate student working on her PsyD in Clinical Psychology, and I am conducting a research study to understand commercial/airline pilots’ experiences related to occupational identity, stigma, workplace pressures, and decisions surrounding mental health disclosure.

All responses will be kept confidential. I am also a therapist, so I understand how sensitive and private these topics are within the aviation community. Therefore, confidentiality is of the utmost importance to me, and I will do everything I can to protect your privacy. While we will be discussing perceptions around mental health, I will not ask you to disclose any mental health or other personal information. Instead, I am interested in learning about your perspectives and experiences regarding how mental health is viewed and discussed within the aviation community.

You may decline to answer any questions or withdraw from the study at any time without penalty. No identifying or personal information will be collected or shared with employers, peers, licensing boards, or regulatory agencies. I will not ask where you work, live, or got your training, so long as participants are U.S.-based. I will not even require participants to give me their real name, just their time and willingness to be interviewed!

I desperately need commercial/airline pilot participants for this study. Eligibility criteria are listed below for those who can participate. If you’re interested and eligible, or would like more information, please send me a direct message!

If you choose to participate, you will receive an informed consent document before the interview that details the study’s purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits.

What’s involved?

A one-time virtual interview

Semi-structured, conversational format

Audio only with recording for analysis purposes (no video recording, no cameras on)

Participation is completely voluntary (can skip questions or stop the interview at any time)

Eligibility Requirements:

Commercial/airline pilots (18+)

Currently employed in the United States

Hold a valid first- or second-class medical certificate

Fly fixed-wing aircraft

At least one year of commercial flight experience

English-speaking

*Retired pilots, current CFIs, and helicopter pilots are excluded from this study.

Hi there,

I am a graduate student working on her PsyD in Clinical Psychology, and I am conducting a research study to understand commercial/airline pilots’ experiences related to occupational identity, stigma, workplace pressures, and decisions surrounding mental health disclosure.

All responses will be kept confidential. I am also a therapist, so I understand how sensitive and private these topics are within the aviation community. Therefore, confidentiality is of the utmost importance to me, and I will do everything I can to protect your privacy. While we will be discussing perceptions around mental health, I will not ask you to disclose any mental health or other personal information. Instead, I am interested in learning about your perspectives and experiences regarding how mental health is viewed and discussed within the aviation community.

You may decline to answer any questions or withdraw from the study at any time without penalty. No identifying or personal information will be collected or shared with employers, peers, licensing boards, or regulatory agencies. I will not ask where you work, live, or got your training, so long as participants are U.S.-based. I will not even require participants to give me their real name, just their time and willingness to be interviewed!

I desperately need commercial/airline pilot participants for this study. Eligibility criteria are listed below for those who can participate. If you’re interested and eligible, or would like more information, please send me a direct message!

If you choose to participate, you will receive an informed consent document before the interview that details the study’s purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits.

What’s involved?

A one-time interview via Zoom

Semi-structured, conversational format

Audio only with recording for analysis purposes (no video recording, no cameras on)

Participation is completely voluntary (can skip questions or stop the interview at any time)

Eligibility Requirements:

Commercial/airline pilots (18+)

Currently employed in the United States

Hold a valid first- or second-class medical certificate

Fly fixed-wing aircraft

At least one year of commercial flight experience

English-speaking

*Retired pilots, current CFIs, and helicopter pilots are excluded from this study.