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Employee Assistance Program

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   toward the development and
   maintenance of a healthy lifestyle

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   their roles and responsibilities


Mount Allison provides an Employee Assistance program (EAP) to eligible employees and their families.

The program is voluntary and completely confidential. There is no cost for the services. It provides short-term counselling and advisory services to assist with a wide range of issues, including:

  • Personal Stress
  • Work-related stress
  • Couple and maritial relationships
  • Parenting issues
  • Depression and anxiety
  • Alcohol and drug misuse
  • Crisis Counselling

Our EAP services are provided by Shepell·fgi, Canada's largest and most repected behavioural health service provider.

EAP Q&A fact sheet*

EAP Summary

EAP Online Services

Shepell·fgi also offers a comprehensive web site that includes a variety of helpful information. Mount Allison employees can access the web site as follows:

www.fgiworldmembers.com
Username: mount
Password: allison101


Note: employees on a continuing or term contract of 12 months or longer
are eligible for this benefit






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