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The Rochester Mayo Clinic EAP offers no cost, confidential counseling to Rochester based employees and qualified dependents. Counselors provide short-term counsel for a variety of life issues. The EAP also provides referrals to community resources and serves as a resource to leadership. Our Supervisor Toolkit provides information on leadership services. We invite you to explore our page and contact us with any additional questions you may have.
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Utilizing 2024 Research for Your Benefit - Read about a few examples of new empirical insights you may be able to use to set yourself…
We are excited to announce some significant changes and expansions to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services this month. Services previously available through Vital Work…
Coming soon... Additional services through Headspace EAP In partnership with Headspace, Mayo Clinic is expanding its EAP Services. Here's what you need to know: Headspace EAP…
It’s October! Make sure to fully embrace it! With school in full swing and the holidays right around the corner, October tends to fly by…
Harvest season! The month of August signifies the beginning of the end of Summer. It also brings the season of harvest to our minds which…
Social Wellness Social wellness refers to our ability to effectively interact with others around us and to shape meaningful relationships. It involves building healthy, nurturing,…
Summers in Minnesota are what Midwesterners dream of. Months of extended sunny days, warm air, and a rejuvenated landscape. Research shows that summer can have…
May is a chance to raise awareness about the importance of mental health. Mental health needs to be recognized as an essential component of overall…
Research has shown there are four specific types of negative communication that are so destructive, they signal the end of a relationship. In honor of…
Good night, sleep tight: Insomnia Awareness Day is held in March on the Monday that follows Daylight Saving Time. This event was instituted by the…
Research shows that acts of kindness have positive impacts on the mental health and quality of life for both the receiver and, even more so,…
2024: The Year of Self-Compassion… Happy New Year! It’s always a good time for self-improvement, but the new year offers an especially fitting opportunity to…
Say it ain’t SNOW… Winter brings extreme weather conditions and increased darkness which can exacerbate feelings of loneliness or sadness. Read about Winter Blues and…
Looking for Glimmers You may be wondering, what is a glimmer? A glimmer is essentially the opposite of a trigger. A glimmer sparks a sense…
Leaders, Please join Jody Nation, LPCC on November 9th at 12:00 pm (CST) in Phillips Hall for the “Finding your Flow as a Leader” presentation. …
While FOMO (the fear of missing out) can be a source of stress, one concept that has gained popularity is JOMO, or (the joy of missing…
Harvard-educated neuroscientist Jill Bolte Taylor states that it takes no longer than 90 seconds for stress hormones to flood and clear our system. But how…
Beware of Destination Addiction! Destination addiction is the belief or preoccupation with the thought that happiness is always around the corner, such as the next…
Providing a break for our brains when we feel overwhelmed or stuck, acts similarly to the relaxation we experience while away on a vacation. Read…
Just like we’re always thinking, we’re also always feeling emotions. The June Spotlight on Self-Care highlights The RULER Method of Social and Emotional Learning.