Employee Assistance Program

Independent Contractor:
Cascade Centers EAP

ph. 1-800-433-2320

The 4J Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a special program offered through a contracting arrangement with the Cascade Centers EAP. It provides 4J employees, retirees and immediate household members with short-term, confidential, professional counseling designed to resolve issues within four or fewer visits.

The 4J EAP provides assistance, such as marital or financial counseling and limited legal consultation, for a wide range of personal problems that affect your personal, family and professional life.

To Make an Appointment

Call Cascade Centers EAP at 1-800-433-2320. The person you speak with will be able to refer you to local programs and resources and help you choose an appropriate counselor, if necessary. (Regular office hours for the 4J EAP are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. However, there is someone on call 24 hours per day to handle emergency situations.)

Employee Assistance Program FAQ

What if I’m Not Sure if I Should Contact the EAP or a Regular Mental Health Provider?
Call the Cascade Centers EAP at 1-800-433-2320. The mental health professional you speak with will be able to help you and refer you to a counselor, if necessary.

Why does the District make this service available?
The program is offered to help retirees, employees and their families deal effectively with the many complex problems encountered in our society today. By helping employees resolve difficulties in their lives, the district can make a contribution to their productivity and happiness both on and off the job.

Who pays for the services? Do I have to pay for my individual sessions?
Employees contribute to the cost of the EAP as part of the basic benefits package. However, you pay nothing when you go for individual EAP counseling sessions, which typically consist of four or fewer visits. If further services are needed through Cascade Centers, co-insurance or co-payments may be required. Please refer to the Mental Health and Alcohol & Substance Abuse coverage in your Benefits Plan for more information.



Last updated on April 13, 2009 - 1:56pm