Bystander Actions Can Make a Difference
May 5, 2021 If we choose to intervene as bystanders - especially when observing acts of racism or marginalization in the workplace - we can help improve organizational culture.
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CSEAP Available in Wake of Recent Shooting Tragedies
Resources available to State employees in response to violent shootings in Boulder and Atlanta.
Governor Polis Signs Proclamation
October 1, 2020 Governor Jared Polis proclaims October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Colorado.
CSEAP Offers Webinar on Emotional Wellness During Uncertain Times
DENVER - April 1, 2020 - While in the midst of a pandemic such as COVID-19, many people experience emotional distress and anxiety...
CSEAP Appointments Going Teletherapy Only
In order to practice social distancing, all CSEAP appointments will be transferred to video or phone by Friday, 3/20/2020.
Colorado CSEAP Recognized Internationally
Presenting your team's work at an international conference is exciting. Being asked to write about it is even more exciting. But having that article published in an international review is a rare opportunity.
That is exactly what happened when Colorado CSEAP's Janeen Haller-Abernethy, LCSW, Jeremiah Dahlen, LPC, CEAP, and Matt Steinkamp, LCSW attended the Employee Assistance Professionals Association Conference & EXPO in Minneapolis, Minnesota in October, 2018.
Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month
May 23, 2019
I was meeting with a colleague when it suddenly felt difficult to focus on the conversation - her voice was miles away. The noise and interactions around me were a faint whisper - almost static - as my head became louder. I felt like I was in a tunnel and it was becoming increasingly difficult to get in a full breath. I cut the meeting short and then promptly told our Administrative Assistant that I was sick and leaving for the day. I collected my 3-year-old and 9-month-old daughters from daycare and went home. Home felt safe - especially if my girls were with me.