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Brookhaven's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a free confidential service available to help all BNL employees and their family members solve personal problems that may affect health, well-being or job performance.
Confidential help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at no cost to you and your family members.
Benefits
The EAP deals with any of the following issues:
- Depression and anxiety
- Stress at home or at work, problems with a co-worker, supervisor, etc.
- Alcohol, substance abuse, addiction (in yourself or a family member)
- Family problems (divorce, remarriage, blended family, single parent family, teen problems, or “adult children” still living at home, etc.)
- Sleep problems and insomnia (we do sleep screenings for possible sleep disorders, provide education and referrals to Board Certified sleep physicians and sleep centers)
- Financial concerns
- Marital and relationship issues
- Other “addictions” (internet, gambling, food, sex, etc.)
- Caregiver resources and counseling, if you are caring for an aging parent, spouse or loved one
- Emotional and interpersonal problems
- Legal concerns and referrals
- Grief and bereavement
- Operation Medicine Cabinet
Nancy D. Losinno, LCSW, CEAP
EAP Manager
Contact Info
631-344-4567, nlosinno@bnl.gov
Bldg 490, Occup. Med. Clinic
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Latest Videos
Valuing Diversity in the Workplace: Enabling Respect Through Communication
Presented by Nancy Losinno
Active Listening SkillsPresented by Jude Treder-Wolff
Latest Articles
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
EAP Lunchtime Talk
"Strengthening Emotional Resilience"
Jude Treder-Wolff, Magellan Health Services
12 p.m., Berkner Hall, Room B
http://www.bnl.gov/eap/linkable_files/pdf/StrengtheningEmotionalResilience.pdf
New and Noteworthy
EAP Connection Newsletter
Feb 2012 Edition (pdf)
CaringBridge
CaringBridge provides free websites that connect people experiencing a significant health challenge to family and friends, making communication along the health journey easier.
2-1-1 Long Island Database
The 2-1-1 Long Island Database, a project of the United Way of Long Island and Middle Country Public Library, contains valuable community resources that our employees need to know about for extended family members, neighbors, and others.
This database provides information about community organizations which meet basic needs such as emergency food and shelter, food pantries, soup kitchens, household items, clothing, etc. Though all employees may seek help through our Employee Assistance Program for free legal consults, 5 free mental health counseling services per household family member, caregiver support, etc.
The 211 Long Island database is available 24/7. Take a moment to browse their Directory of Services.
