Work/Life Connections

FAQs

• What programs make up Work/Life Connections-EAP?

  Work/Life Connections-EAP consists of three programs: The Employee Assistance Program, the Nurse Wellness Program and the Faculty and Physician Wellness Program.

• Who can use this service?

  Full or part-time Vanderbilt staff, nurses, physicians, faculty and their spouses or certified domestic partners are eligible for these programs.

• Where are you located?

  1211 21st Avenue South, Suite 018, in the basement of the Medical Arts Building.

• How do I make an appointment?

  Call 936-1327.

• What hours are you available?

  8am to 5pm Monday thru Friday.

• How much does it cost?

  All services through Work/Life Connections-EAP are an employee benefit provided at no additional cost to the employee.

• What kinds of issues do people talk about?

  People talk about a great variety of issues. Common concerns are depression, relationships, and stress.

• What happens in the first session?

  You'll complete some paperwork and then meet with your counselor. Information will be gathered about your concerns and you and your counselor will develop a plan to address them.

• How confidential are these services?

  Work/Life Connections-EAP is a confidential service. No information will be released without your written consent except in cases required by law, such as imminent danger to self or others.

• How do I apply for the Faculty and Staff Hardship Fund?

  Call Work/Life Connections-EAP at 936-1327 and make an appointment to speak to a counselor. The counselor can give you information about potential resources including the Hardship Fund.  You may also learn more about the Hardship Fund here.