EAP personal advocates will work with you and your household family members to help you resolve issues you may be facing, connect you with the right mental health professionals, direct you to a variety of helpful resources in your community and more.

• 3: 60 minutes of in-person/virtual counseling sessions with a counselor in your area.

• Legal assistance: 30-minute consultation with an attorney face-to-face or by phone. (Employment-related legal issues are not covered.)

• Financial: 30-minute telephone consultation with a qualified specialist on topics such as debt counseling or planning for retirement.

• Parenting: Resources and referrals for childcare providers, before and after school programs, camps, adoption organizations, child development, prenatal care and more.

• Eldercare: Resources and referrals for home health agencies, assisted living facilities, social and recreational programs and long-distance caregiving.

• Pet care: Resources and referrals for pet sitting, obedience training, veterinarians and pet stores.

• Identity theft: 60-minute consultation with a fraud resolution specialist.

The EAP also offers telephonic consultations to help you manage the things going on in your life, including the need for basic legal services, assistance with childcare or eldercare issues, and by offering vendor referrals for things such as event planning, transportation services, pet services and more. (The EAP does not cover the cost nor guarantee delivery of any vendor services.) Call 800.538.3543 for details.