Employee Assistance Programs
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Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is here to help you and your family with life’s most complicated and not so complicated problems. Everyone struggles from time to time but sometimes problems persist and become serious enough to affect our home and work life.
You don’t have to face challenges alone. You have assistance at your fingertips 24 hours, 7 days a week. One simple call can make all the difference.
Discussions with counselors are respected and strictly confidential. Your well-being is our main concern. It’s Free. It’s Confidential. It Works.
24/7 ASSISTANCE
800-866-8344 eap@wellness2000.com8AM–5PM, MON–THU
Kelli Denton, LCSW – Counselor
870-926-8817Kala Jenkins, LPC – Counselor
318-623-1277Download Flyer (Spanish)
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With Dr. Mary Ann Campbell, CFP®. Dr. MAC is a certified financial planner and personal finance educator.
Dr. MAC is a cash flow specialist who assists employees in taking control of their financial future.
Contact Dr. MAC today to find out how she can help you!
(501) 993-6644
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Suicidal thoughts or actions should never be ignored. If these warning signs apply to you or someone you know, get help right away – particularly if the behavior is new or has recently increased.
Immediate Warning Signs
Talking about wanting to die or wanting to kill themselves
Talking about feeling empty or hopeless, no reason to live
Talking about feeling trapped or having no solutions
Feeling unbearable emotional or physical pain
Talking about being a burden to others
Withdrawing from family and friends
Giving away important possessions
Saying goodbye to friends and family
Putting affairs in order, such as making a will
Taking great risks that could lead to death
Talking or thinking about death often
Other Serious Warning Signs
Displaying extreme mood swings
Making a plan or looking for ways to kill themselves
Talking about feeling great guilt or shame
Using alcohol or drugs more often
Acting anxious or agitated
Changing eating or sleeping habits
Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge
If You Know Someone in Crisis CALL, TEXT OR CHAT at 988 to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. It’s confidential, free and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
8AM–5PM, MON–THU
Kelli Denton, LCSW – Counselor
870-926-8817Kala Jenkins, LPC – Counselor
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We all know someone who has a problem with drinking or drugs – but it can be hard to see it in ourselves. Do any of these warning signs apply to you, or a family member? If so, take advantage of our free, confidential addiction counseling and support services today.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Recurring use of alcohol or drugs that causes clinically significant impairment, including health problems, disability and failure to meet major responsibilities at work, school or home. Can lead to addiction. SIGNS:
Irritability and moodiness
Regularly missing work, school, or social events
Failing to fulfill obligations
Denying the severity of the substance
Isolating from family and friends
Driving under the influence
Financial problems
Getting arrested for DUI
Losing relationships
ADDICTION
A chronic, relapsing disease characterized by physical and/ or psychological dependence on the need of the substance.
SIGNS:
Driving drunk or impaired
Getting in trouble with the law
Using alcohol/substance to alter mood
Lying about or hiding drinking/drug habits
Needing more alcohol/drug to feel its effects
Withdrawals
Irritability
Obsessive thoughts about alcohol/drugs
Binge drinking/drug use
Accidents
Engaging in risky activities/behaviors
Health, social or financial problems caused by drinking or drug use
Did You Know? Younger people are more likely to use drugs, but the rate of drug use among people over 40 is growing even faster than younger groups.
8AM–5PM, MON–THU
Kelli Denton, LCSW – Counselor
870-926-8817Kala Jenkins, LPC – Counselor
318-623-127724/7 ASSISTANCE 800-866-8344 eap@wellness2000.com