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Employee Assistance Program — support your people, confidentially.

An EAP gives your team confidential access to a psychologist — for work pressures and personal challenges alike — funded by you, and independent of you.

About EAP

Confidential support, funded by you.

An Employee Assistance Program is an employer-funded service that gives staff — and often their immediate family — access to short-term, solution-focused counselling with a registered psychologist. Conversations are confidential, so people can reach out early, before things escalate.

Work & personal concerns

Support for stress, anxiety, low mood, grief, relationships and other pressures — work-related or not.

Confidential by design

Sessions are private. Employers receive de-identified usage reporting only — never clinical detail.

Family included

Unless you specify otherwise, support usually extends to an employee's immediate family.

Early intervention

Priority access helps people get support sooner, limiting the impact on wellbeing and work.

Why offer an EAP

Good for your people, good for the organisation.

An EAP is a practical way to look after staff wellbeing — and to give managers somewhere to turn when someone is struggling.

  • Employees gain confidential, professional support when they need it.
  • Early help can reduce stress-related absence and lost focus.
  • Staff feel valued, which supports morale and retention.
  • Managers have somewhere to refer people with confidence.
  • Support is available for critical incidents and difficult events.
  • Reporting gives you visibility of usage — never identities.

Independent research into workplace mental health — including analysis by PricewaterhouseCoopers — has reported a positive return on investment for well-run programs, alongside reductions in absenteeism. Results vary by organisation and program design.

Our EAP

A program built around your organisation.

We tailor the mix to your workplace. A Mind Health EAP can include:

Employee counselling

Short-term, solution-focused sessions (typically 50 minutes) for the number of sessions you set.

Mental health checks

A brief check-in with a psychologist — a low-pressure first step into support.

Critical incident support

Sensitive debriefing and support for teams after a traumatic or unexpected event.

Wellbeing workshops

Practical group sessions on stress, resilience and mental health at work.

Coaching & development

Career and performance coaching for individuals and teams.

Telehealth options

Secure video and phone counselling, so distance and location are never a barrier.

How it works

Simple to set up, simple to use.

We handle the clinical side, so you can focus on your people.

1

Agree the program

We scope the number of sessions and inclusions with you, and agree a per-session or package rate.

Setup
2

Staff self-refer

Employees book directly and confidentially. We match them to a suitable clinician, usually within a few working days.

Access
3

You get visibility

You receive de-identified usage reporting, so you can see uptake without ever seeing identities.

Reporting

For workplaces

Looking after your people
is good for everyone.

A confidential EAP that helps staff early — and keeps you at arm's length from the clinical detail.

Pricing

Straightforward, employer-funded.

EAP sessions are paid by the employer, so there's no cost or Medicare paperwork for your staff. We keep pricing simple and predictable, and agree it with you up front.

More for workplaces
  • Pay per session, or buy a package (for example, blocks of 3 or 6) to draw on as needed.
  • Set a cap on sessions per employee, with the option to extend when needed.
  • In person or online — appointments in Parramatta, across Sydney, or by secure telehealth.
  • Flexible hours — before and after-hours appointments to suit shift patterns.
Common questions

Things employers ask before setting up.

Is what my staff discuss confidential?
Yes. Sessions are confidential between the employee and their clinician, within the usual narrow legal limits. Employers receive de-identified usage reporting only, never clinical detail.
Who can use the EAP?
Your employees, and usually their immediate family, unless you specify otherwise.
How many sessions are included?
You decide. Most organisations offer between three and six sessions per person, with the option to extend.
What can the EAP help with?
Work pressures and personal concerns alike — stress, anxiety, low mood, grief, relationship difficulties and more.
Can sessions be online?
Yes. Secure video and phone counselling are available Australia-wide, alongside in-person appointments in Parramatta.
How do we set one up?
Call 1300 084 200 or enquire online, and we'll scope a program to suit your organisation.
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Tell us about your organisation and we'll design an EAP that fits your size, budget and shift patterns.

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