Ozaukee County EAP Introduction Overview Recording

Professional Support and Guidance for Everyday Life

How to use EAP

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10 Ways EAP Can Help

Professional counselors are available at all times to provide assistance to you and your immediate family members for a wide range of issues, including:

• Family or Job Concerns
• Legal and Financial Worries
• Parenting and Child Care Concerns
• Alcohol or Drug Abuse Questions or Problems
• Emotional or Stress Related Issues
• Other Personal Problems

Services are available at no cost to you and include:

• 24/7 access to professional, caring consultants for advice and support.
• Up to 5 EAP short-term counseling sessions - by phone or video at no cost to you.
• Access to easy-to-use online resources for life, family, health, money, work and more.
• Legal resources including a free 30-minute consultation with an attorney and discounted legal services.
• Financial consultations to help address money matters and improve your financial well--being.

Reach out anytime 24/7 in a way that works best for you:

By phone:  1-888-319-7819

Online:  metlifeeap.lifeworks.com (Username, metlifeeap, Password:  eap). 
 
 Additional Topics are listed below:

Burnout Support

Coping with Loss

Eldercare Scenarios

Financial Wellbeing

Legal Resources

Relationship Issues

Self Care

Sleep Health

Substance Abuse

Suicide Prevention

Privacy is strictly protected within legal limits. Information about your contact with the EAP cannot and will not be
released without your prior consent except in cases of imminent threat of harm, or when abuse of a child or
vulnerable adult may be occurring. The county does not have access to EAP records.

For more information about your EAP, contact the Human Resources Department by phone at 262-284-8323.