Free Counseling Available Through Employee Assistance Program
The Employee Assistance Program is a benefit provided by your employer. Your employer contracts with the Employee Assistance Program as a result of its commitment to the well being of valued employees. The Employee Assistance Program provides counseling, information and referral (if indicated) for employees and their immediate family members.
This also includes all graduate assistants and their family members. The Employee Assistance Programs are ideal for individuals and families experiencing personal distress, or simply seeking to improve health or well being. The Employee Assistance Program provides short-term, solution-focused counseling, which is free and confidential.
The Employee Assistance Program office is located at 300 N. College Ave. in Fayetteville, Suite 201E. Learn more about the program by going to www.uams/eap. The organization is only a call away.
Contacts
Mike Huddleston,
Employee Assistance Program
479-973-9072,
huddlestonjohnm@uams.edu
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