EAP and CRISIS RESPONSE SERVICES
Employee, Church and School Assistance Programs
Life’s ups and downs affect everyone. Emotional problems, marital crisis, legal concerns, financial stress, substance use issues and family care arrangements are just some of the issues that could be affecting many of your employees, members or those you serve. Addressing them can result in better health, energy, focus and performance and higher morale for your organization.
Crisis Response Services
When tragedies occur, employees and those you serve look for your leadership. The EAP Critical Response Team provides expert crisis incident training, consultation and response to support you during and after a crisis.
Employers
A healthy, non-distracted employee is more likely to be a productive employee. When employers contract with our EAP, your employees can receive confidential, comprehensive services at no cost to them. Services can be purchased in a variety of packages. Plus we offer management consultation, education and critical incident responses to your leadership. We tailor these programs to your needs whether a business, church, university, school system, municipality or organization of any size.
Employees
You are an employee. You are a person. Some days those roles impact each other positively. Some days negatively. Pine Rest EAP recognizes life’s stressors and provides expert, compassionate support to help you be a healthy person and a productive employee. Services include professional counseling and assessment services, elder care consultation, legal consultation and access to the Personal Advantage Web library with thousands of articles on finances, health, taxes, insurance and more.
Faith Based Organizations
Faith is a powerful and personal element in life and must be included in how each of us deals with hardships. Pine Rest CAP provides expert support to leaders of faith-based organizations; both for their personal needs and for their provision of healing to the surrounding community.
Members of Faith Organizations
From time to time in everyone’s life—even a person of faith—a concern arises that we can’t handle on our own. The Pine Rest CAP provides expert, compassionate support to help you cope with life’s challenges.
Services include professional counseling and assessment services, elder care consultation, legal consultation and access to the Personal Advantage Web library with thousands of articles on finances, health, taxes, insurance and more.
CAP Benefits Information Personal Advantage
Personal Advantage Library
Free access to thousands of health and wellness, financial, tax and legal articles, videos, forms, calculators and assessments. Company- or organization-specific password required.
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“After a long-term team member was killed in a car accident I knew I’d be called to be a leader and provide guidance. But I, too, needed strengthening and guidance from the Pine Rest EAP.”
Stephanie Leonardos, President & CEO, AMERIKAM
Work-Related Articles
For more articles on parenting, relationship issues, challenging life issues and mental health conditions by Pine Rest staff, visit the Pine Rest blog.
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Preventing Suicide: Why Talking About “It” Is Essential
Suicide touches all of us. After cancer and heart disease, suicide accounts for more years of life lost than any other cause of death. However, unlike cancer and heart disease, most of us feel very uncomfortable talking to someone about whether they are having thoughts about harming themselves. In this article, Jean Holthaus provides talking tips to start the conversation.