Mental health is one your greatest assets. Curious on how you can improve your mental health? We have some proven tools to help!
Improve Your Sleep to Help Fight Stress
Making Referrals to the EAP - Part 2 of 2
Making Referrals to the EAP – Part 1 of 2
Counseling Can Help Even Very Distressed Couples
SPOTLIGHT ON SUICIDE
According to the CDC, suicide is one of the leading cause of death in the United States. It claims more lives than automobile accidents or opioids and yet in some cases the numbers of suicides are under-reported as families want to hide the reasoning behind the death of a loved one. This secrecy exposes the stigma. The silence perpetuates the problem.
Teen Suicide Dangers
Managing Workplace Trauma: Part 2 of 2
Managing Workplace Trauma: Part 1 of 2
Mental Health Awareness
Using Your EAP
What to Look for in an EAP - A Three Part Series, Part 3: Making a Selection
What to Look for in an EAP - A Three Part Series, Part 2: Features to Consider
Too much sitting is hazardous to your health!
What to Look for in an EAP - A Three-Part Series, Part 1: Assessing Your Needs
National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week
That Free EAP May Be Very Costly
Compared to other benefits, an EAP is inexpensive. So, brokers may add a free EAP to the benefit bundle as a bonus to the purchasing employer. Similarly, some insurers will combine an EAP with their medical, dental, disability or worker’s compensation plans as an incentive to buy. Purchase one of the major plans and get the EAP included. The employer is pleased because now there is no need to look for an EAP or pay for an additional program. Good deal? Maybe not…
Tips To Help You Successfully Change Habits
Why Have an EAP?
Job Pressure...the leading cause of stress in the U.S.?
Mental health issues now are the leading cause of illness in the workplace. A study conducted by the American Institute of Stress in 2014 showed that job pressure was the leading cause of stress in the U.S.