Welcome to July 2023! Summer can be a time for fun and relaxation. It is also a great time to focus on wellness.  EAP has options for you!

We encourage you to share this information and invite everyone to join in EAP events happening this month.  We appreciate your assistance in promoting our events to staff and members.

Summer Wellness Series

This summer, EAP wants to share tools with you to support your wellness journey.  We have joined Lidia Snyder, LMSW, RYT, TCTSY-F, a licensed social worker and a trauma-informed yoga instructor, to develop a guided wellness journey exclusively for EAP members. We hope you will join us! See the attached printable pdf or download it here: Summer Wellness Series.

Journey through the 8 domains of health and wellness with EAP and Lidia Snyder, each Wednesday from July 12 through August 18. You will receive an email with activities, information, and a brief mindfulness exercise each week.

**Signing up also enters you to win one of six $25 Anderson's Cards. Ice cream on us this summer! ** Winners will be notified via the provided email. 

Click here to learn more and join the Summer Wellness Series

Live Events below: 

Empowering BIPOC Youth: Why is early intervention important?

Presented by Esther Kaul, LMHC, and Iana Lal, LMHC, from Child and Family Services Mental Health Clinic

Thursday, July 20, 12-12:30 pm

Join us as we work together to prioritize the mental health of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) youth in our communities. Research reveals racial and ethnic disparities in mental health access and service utilization among BIPOC children and adolescents. Mental health disparities persist within BIPOC communities due to systemic racism, discrimination, and cultural barriers. BIPOC youth and their families are in critical need of support.

Whether you are a parent, educator, mental health professional, or simply interested in supporting the mental well-being of BIPOC youth, this webinar will provide you with the knowledge and tools necessary to foster resilience, empower young individuals, and help to create a more inclusive and supportive community.

Learn more and register here for Empowering BIPOC Youth: Why is early intervention important?

Get to know your EAP

Wednesday, July 26, 12-12:20 pm

We recommend watching this 3-minute C&FS EAP Quick Start Guide before this event.

Learn more and register here for: Get to know your EAP

Please encourage members to visit the EAP website and call us at 716-681-4300 for information about the benefits of our programs and to complete a request for services form if they are interested in taking advantage of any services. If you want to be added to our mailing list, click here.