Staff Support
Here is how to support a better work/life balance
Watch for signs of burnout. These may include
missing deadlines/meetings
mood changes
complaints
absenteeism
cynicism
Unplug from work at the end of the day.
This includes limiting checking work emails outside of work hours. If possible, promote a hard stop to the work hours.
Limit virtual meetings, where you can.
Take breaks and vacations when appropriate.
Be flexible and adjust work expectations.
Practice healthy coping and taking care of yourself.
Take your lunch break.
Take time to do a hobby,
Call a friend,
Use a fitness video to do some exercise,
Lose yourself in a good book
Eat nutritious meals
Don’t skimp on sleep!
Licensed counselors are available for confidential help with coping strategies and Work/Life specialists can find community resources, including childcare, backup babysitters, pet sitters, tutors, etc. The website offers articles, tools, and databases on a full range of subjects for additional support.
Call Health Advocate at: 866.799.2728
Email: answers@HealthAdvocate.com
Visit the Web: HealthAdvocate.com/cseba
Mental and Behavioral Health Resources for Employees
If you or a family member needs mental or behavioral health support click the link below to be connected to our mental health concierge service:
https://www.caresolace.com/hemetfamilies
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