Wellbeing supports

Mental Health Options Available to You

Real Solutions for Real Life - DCSD’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

There are times when each of us could use a little extra help or someone to talk to. Our EAP is here to support you. 


Compassion Fatigue Support

Support Groups


Food Banks +

Other Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Suicide Prevention Links/Resources:


Financial Assistance: 

Douglas County Human Services (Phone 303-688-4825) is able to provide online services for: 


videos/webinars

Reducing Stress & Finding Balance

Recognizing & Coping with Stressful Triggers 

Preventing Burnout in the Workplace(podcast)


Filling Your Cup (4 Part Series) - Guidebook



Resources for Living Webinars: Use EAP login to register

EAP website to view webinars. Login: douglas county sd. Password: eap

How to handle difficult coworkers

Here are two resources that we hope are valuable for you:

Need more time in your day?

One thing we often hear is that teachers need more time. One strategy that we have found valuable is time blocking. It works! You can find apps for time blocking, but we found this nice little video (including some handy google calendar tips) to help get you started. 12 minute video on Time blocking/Google Calendar 

Also, enjoy this article on Escaping the Time Scarcity Trap

5 compelling reasons to take your work breaks

Check out these 5 compelling reasons to take your breaks.

Are you feeling stressed? Changing plans wearing you down? Want support around COVID chaos? We encourage you to contact the School District Employee Well-Being Support Line (call or text), Colorado Spirit of Care for School Employees (from AllHealth Network), our Employee Assistance Program (speak to a mental health professional for free), or Colorado Crisis Support and speak with someone who can listen, support, and walk with you during this unsettling time. All of these services are confidential, free, and available to all of our DCSD employees.