YOUR WELL-BEING IS OUR PRIORITY
EAP is a voluntary and confidential program designed to enhance the overall well-being and productivity of our faculty, staff and the organization - serving Stony Brook University, Stony Brook Medicine, and Long Island State Veterans Home.
ABOUT EAP
EAP at SBU
Welcome to Stony Brook Employee Assistance Program (EAP) serving Stony Brook University, Stony Brook Medicine, and Long Island State Veterans Home.
The Employee Assistance Program at Stony Brook University is a confidential assessment, referral and consultation service available at no cost to faculty, staff, graduate student employees, retirees and their dependents. Representatives of labor-management comprise the EAP Advisory Committee that jointly sponsors our program.
UPCOMING EVENTS
- 14SepSBUHR HealthierU: Mindfulness Meditation Series (Virtual) Leaves on a StreamHealthier U invites Faculty/Staff to join them for their VIRTUAL Fall Mindfulness Meditation Series - Leaves on a Stream...
- 16SepSBUHR HealthierU: AyurvedaHealthier U invites Faculty/Staff to join them for Fall Wellness (Virtual): An Ayurvedic Approach to Grounding & Nourishing the Body &am...
- 21SepSBUHR: Spread Some Good GossipWorld Gratitude Day is this Monday, September 21 — why not send a Gratitude Gram to someone who makes your workday a little bit brighter?...
- 22SepSBUHR HealthierU: Mindfulness Meditation Series (Virtual) Giving and Receiving Self-CompassionHealthier U invites Faculty/Staff to join them for their VIRTUAL Fall Mindfulness Meditation Series - Giving and Receiving Self-Compassion...
CONNECT WITH US
CONTACT US
Because EAP services are voluntary, you must initiate first contact. You can do that
by connecting with the EAP office anytime between 8:30AM and 4:30PM, Monday through
Friday:
- CALL (631) 632-6085
- EMAIL eap@stonybrook.edu
- BOOK AN APPOINTMENThttps://calendly.com/eap-booking
- WALK-IN:Monday and Wednesday - SBS Building Room N116-A; Tues to Fri - Level 5-Rm 556 (next to Patient Advocacy)
- AFTER HOURS After hours services are available through the NYS EAP 24 hour hotline 1-800-822-0244
URGENT NEED
If you are in urgent need to speak to someone about a Mental Health Concern, contact Response Crisis Center at 631-751-7500 or 911.