A Wealth of Wellness—March 2019
The benefits team will be sharing A Wealth of Wellness with you at the beginning of each month. The first post includes a webinar, two articles, and a reminder about the benefits of the Employee Assistance Program. We hope that you take the time to visit the features that most relate to your healthy living.
- Featured webinar: “Enjoying Your Empty Nest” on Tuesday, March 12, at 3 p.m. EST. View the webinar
- Monthly Awareness: Brain Injury Awareness Month – Learn more
- Featured “Let’s Talk” information of the month: “Health Benefits of Owning a Pet” – Learn more
Employee Assistance Program
Did you know you have endless resources for behavioral, mental, physical, and daily living health through the Employee Assistance Program (EAP)? This is a free benefit provided to you by Saint Leo University through Aetna’s Resources for Living.
Everyday support for everyday life
Some days it can be tough to manage your to-do list. Did you know you can call on EAP anytime? Whether you can use a little extra support or you may be going through a crisis, they’re here for you.
You and your household members, age 26 and older, can call for free emotional support and daily living assistance.
What they do for you
Many members call for help with a wide variety of issues:
- Stress and anxiety
- Emotional well-being
- Legal and financial issues
- Depression
- Self-improvement
- Family conflict
- Alcohol and drug abuse
- Grief and loss
Or maybe you just need to talk to someone who will listen. The Employee Assistance Program is always here. Just give them a call.
For access to services, call (877) 398-5816 and select option one for the Employee Assistance Program.
Online: www.resourcesforliving.com
Username: ICUBA
Password: 8773985816
For more information, contact wellness.benefits@saintleo.edu.
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