How An EAP Helps Your Organization
| Fact | Common Issues | Solutions |
| Employees are people have physical and emotional vulnerabilities. | Emotional problems, stressors, substance use. | Behavioral health management, outcome focused counseling, health education, recruitment and employee selection consultation. |
| Employees have families and other close relationships. | Domestic violence, marital problems, parenting stressors, behavior problems in children, death in the family or other close relationship, ageing parents, financial crises, and legal problems. | Individual, child, couples, and family counseling. Separation/divorce mediation, Debt counseling legal referral. |
| Employees are members of a work team. | Workplace dysfunction, interpersonal conflict, poor communication, critical incidents, violence in the workplace, reduced productivity or quality, and shift work adjustment issues. | Solution-focused counseling, employee education, dispute mediation, workplace violence prevention program, team building seminars, productivity/quality training. |
| Employees are affected by organizational change. | Coping with change, departmental conflict, low morale, termination rage, and staff retention & recruitment problems. | Solution-focused counseling, career counseling, team building, conflict management seminars. |
| Employees are members of different cultural and social groups. | Gender conflict, harassment, racial tension, discrimination, and public relations problems. | Diversity training, dispute resolution, conflict reduction training, workplace harassment prevention program. |
| Employees become ill or injured. | Absenteeism, workers compensation, long-term disability, staffing difficulties, diminished production and quality. | Solution-focused counseling, managing the troubled employee, supervisor training, corporate consultation, attendance management. |