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username: cowboy
password: employee
HelpNet EAP
HelpNet Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers confidential assessment,
brief counseling, and referral services to employees and their household members who are concerned
about marital and family issues, addictions, emotional problems, relationships, and other
significant personal problems. This service is provided at no cost to WMU benefit-eligible employees.
HelpNet EAP can also assist you with career-related and personal situations that may be affecting
your work performance or you feel might begin to affect your work performance. HelpNet Employee
Assistance Program's crisis line is available 24 hours a day, every day, at (800) 523-0591.
You can reach HelpNet Employee Assistance Program at (269) 372-4500 or 1-800-523-0591 (statewide).
HelpNet Work Life Web
Select "Work Life Web" at the top right of either the HelpNet EAP home page or this page. Next, enter username "cowboy" and password "employee." The HelpNet Work Life Web gives WMU employees and their families access to information, articles, and resources on a variety of topics that include family and care giving, health and wellness, emotional well-being, and daily living.
Online seminars
HelpNet offers online seminars on a variety of work-life topics. To view a list of seminar topics, register for an upcoming seminar, or view previous seminars, please logon to the HelpNet Work Life Web as described in the above paragraph. Once on the Work Life Web home page, scroll down to the Online Seminar section.
Life Lines
For the most recent and archived copies of HelpNet's quarterly work-life newsletter please visit Life Lines.
Frequently asked questions
- If I use HelpNet services, will anyone at the University know I've done so?
- Are HelpNet services confidential?
- Where and when do appointments take place?
- With whom will I meet at HelpNet and what are their qualifications?
- What services are offered at HelpNet?
- Can my family members use HelpNet services?
- What does it cost to use HelpNet?