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Employee Assistance Network
EAP Services at a Glance
Services to the employer
- Customized menu of EAP services to meet organization's needs
- Program implementation, planning and scheduling
- Dedicated account management
- Assistance in developing policies and procedures, including workplace violence and harassment
- Ongoing evaluation and monitoring of employee satisfaction
- Consultation on managing troubled employees
- Benefit analysis to help reduce behavioral health care costs
- Organizational change and development consultation
- Employee orientation presentations
- Management training workshops
- Providing EAP promotional materials
- Crisis intervention and emergency response services
- Routine reports on program utilization
- Coordination with workers' compensation policies
Services to employees and their families
- 24-hour toll-free access
- In-person sessions with a professional counselor
- Unlimited telephone consultation and referrals
- Linkage to appropriate resources
- Assistance with accessing behavioral health benefits
- Legal consultation
- Financial and credit counseling
- Dependent care: eldercare and child care service
- On-line capabilities
- Convenient office locations
- National network of EAP service providers
- Menu of flexible service options available
- Bilingual capabilities
Wellness workshops
Through workshops held during lunch breaks or at other convenient times, employees can discover new ways of coping with everyday problems and concerns. Workshop programs feature a preventive, proactive approach to many of the stresses today's workers face. Our workshops not only draw from EAN's skilled counseling staff, but also from a qualified multidisciplinary group of other professionals, including lawyers and credentialed financial counselors. Some of the current topics available for presentation include:
- Balancing Work and Family
- Stress Management
- Managing Your Finances
- Assertiveness in Communication
- Smoking Cessation
Workshops usually generate lively discussion and the exchange of valuable information, not only between the presenter and participants, but just as importantly, between participants.
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