Support for
Workplaces Following
a Traumatic Event
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If you’ve experienced a traumatic event in your workplace or an employee has been through a
trauma -- for example, a natural disaster, a sudden loss, or frightening exposure to violence or
terrorism -- your workplace may be affected. Individuals may experience emotional reactions for
weeks or even months after a trauma.
LifeWorks, your Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and work-life/well-being resource, is here
for you and your employees, any time, 24/7, with round-the-clock onsite response services, as
well as resources and support to help restore well-being after a traumatic event.
Resources for Employees
The following resources contain information about the effects of trauma and coping strategies,
and are available on the LifeWorks platform (login.lifeworks.com) or by mobile app:
How to Use the Employee Assistance Program
How the EAP Can Help in a Crisis
Building Your Resilience With Self-Care
When You or Your Children Are Upset by News Reports
Taking Care of Yourself After a Traumatic Event
Getting Back to Work After a Traumatic Event
Helping A Child Manage Fears After a Traumatic Event
Coping with Worry and Fear About Violence Toolkit
Coping with Grief and Loss Following a Traumatic Event
Coping with Post-Traumatic Stress
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Resources for Managers
It’s important for managers to be able to:
take care of themselves and their team members
recognize the signs and symptoms of an acute stress reaction and post-traumatic
stress disorder
know how to identify and approach an employee who may be struggling, and
how to connect him/her with appropriate support
The following online articles feature relevant information for managers:
How to Refer an Employee to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Supporting an Employee Who May Have Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Taking Care of Yourself and the People You Manage
LifeWorks is here with valuable services and support for employees and managers following a
traumatic event. Contact us any time, 24/7.
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(888) 732-9020