Planning for a major life event, personal issues, or simply managing daily life can impact your health, family, and work performance. The Employee Assistance Program (EAP), provided by Guidance Resources, is a no-cost, work-life benefit for employees and their household members. Services can be accessed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Enrollment is automatic, and no paperwork needs to be completed! Guidance Resources provides support, resources, and information for personal and work-life issues, legal and financial consultations, and short-term counseling. Watch this short video to learn more.

What's New with the EAP

• Increased Counseling Sessions
  We're happy to announce that we've increased the number of counseling sessions! With our EAP, Guidance Resources, each household member can now get up to six sessions per issue, per year. Please call our EAP line at: 1-855-355-9097 to receive a referral to a local counselor and invest in your family's health today. Watch this video to learn more about the counseling process.
• Computerized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CCBT) 
  The CCBT program provides evidence-based interactive assistance with the most common issues associated with behavioral health, providing expanded virtual access to behavioral health care - whenever and wherever you need it! You can access via mobile app, tablet, or desktop. Created to support mental well-being, the program includes a library of evidence-based content grounded in science to help deal with depression, stress, poor sleep, worry and anxious thoughts, low self-esteem, and more. Register today on the Guidance Resources website (Organization Web ID: FCPS) and click on the first tile "Digital Self-Care Tools" after you sign into the website. 

Additional EAP Services

Here are some of the additional services that may be accessed through Guidance Resources:

• Confidential help in areas such as stress, anxiety and depression, relationship/marital conflicts, problems with children, job pressures, grief and loss, and substance abuse.
• Financial resources and information in areas such as getting out of debt, credit card or loan problems, tax questions, estate planning, and saving for college.
• Legal support and resources in areas such as divorce, family law, debt bankruptcy, landlord/tenant issues, real estate transactions, civil and criminal actions, and contracts.
• Work-life solutions in areas such as child and elder care, moving and relocation, making major purchases, college planning, pet care, and home repair.

A full list of EAP resources for current staff members can be found on the FCPS Employee Hub. Employees can direct questions through FCPS StaffConnect.