

For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
Join us for a free webinar sponsored by the University of Maryland Department of Psychiatry FPI EAP Programs.
Professionals in the healthcare and education fields are at a greater risk for developing burnout and Compassion Fatigue due to excessive practice of compassion-focused skills. Compassion Fatigue can strike the most caring and dedicated nurses, social workers, physicians and personal support workers alike.
It has been shown that, when we are suffering from this, we work more rather than less. What suffers is our health, our relationship with others, our personal lives and eventually our patients.
The best strategy to address Compassion Fatigue is to develop excellent self-care strategies, as well as an early warning system that lets you know that you are moving into the caution zone of Compassion Fatigue.
Ms. Fellows is a social worker at University of Maryland School of Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry. She has 15 years of experience in early childhood development, trauma and mental health. Ms. Fellows is the Program Director for the Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study Secure Starts Clinic where she manages an outpatient mental health clinic and supervises clinical staff and trainees. In addition, Ms. Fellows provides consultation, parent training and reflective supervision to early childhood programs and providers serving the most vulnerable children and families throughout the state of Maryland. Her passion is in promoting good mental health, strengthening relationships and ending generational trauma.
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
This is a free webinar hosted by KOFE.
Mié., 16 de Dic. de 2020 13:00 – 14:00 EST
Ahorrar dinero no tiene por qué ser difícil. De hecho, puede programarse en piloto automático.
Ahorrar dinero no tiene por qué ser difícil. De hecho, puede programarse en piloto automático.
En este seminario gratuito, aprenderá:
Attendees can register for this event through their KOFE portal or through the links below and will receive an email confirmation and reminder.
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
This is a free webinar hosted by KOFE.
English: Wednesday, December 9, 2020, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EST
Saving money doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, it can be automatic.
In this free webinar, you’ll learn:
Attendees can register for this event through their KOFE portal or through the links below and will receive an email confirmation and reminder.
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
This is a free webinar hosted by KOFE.
Mié., 18 de Nov. de 2020 13:00 – 14:00 EST
Millones de estadounidenses se están ahogando en deudas de tarjetas. Pero si pusieran estas 5 cosas simples en práctica, podrían estar nadando en un “mar de ahorros”.
En este seminario gratuito, aprenderá a:
Attendees can register for this event through their KOFE portal or through the links below and will receive an email confirmation and reminder.
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
This is a free webinar hosted by KOFE.
English: Wednesday, November 11, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EST
Millions of Americans are drowning in card debt. But if they did these 5 simple things, they could be swimming in savings.
In this free webinar, you’ll learn how to:
Attendees can register for this event through their KOFE portal or through the links below and will receive an email confirmation and reminder.
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
If you were unable to attend this live webinar, please watch this video recording.
Please join us on Tuesday, October 13 at 3pm for a free 1-hour webinar.
Finding Childcare in Maryland is a free webinar sponsored by FPI EAP.
Director of the LOCATE: Childcare program at the Maryland Family Network
FloJean Speck is a graduate of Goucher College with a certificate in the Management of Change from Johns Hopkins University, Carey School of Business. She is a passionate advocate for young children, parents, and childcare providers.
The first 30 minutes will be a presentation by FloJean Speck on the LOCATE: Childcare Program and how to use it.
The next 30 minutes will be a Q&A discussion that will answer questions from the audience (using the chat feature).
Email Amy Johnson at: amjohnso@som.umaryland.edu
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
EAP Special Session: Parents Working and Caring for Children During the Pandemic
This presentation is geared towards couples/single parent developing coping skills to manage their emotional stress. This will be an opportunity to share what other parents are doing to survive, and to realize other parents understand the struggle.
Wednesday, September 16th
3pm (EST) 1 hour Session
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
EAP Special Session: Work/Life Balance
This session will help you develop a greater state of equilibrium between your work and your life, and help you identify barriers that are keeping you from having the work/life balance you desire.
Wednesday, September 9th
3pm (EST) 1 hour Session
For a list of seminars that we provide, please visit the Supervisors page.
EAP Special Session: Self-Care
Using a self-care inventory, participants will evaluate their current self-care practices and other practices to improve their overall well being.
Wednesday, August 26th
3pm (EST) 1 hour Session
Registration has ended.
The Employee Assistance Program, in conjunction with FPI, continues to monitor the situation regarding the spread of COVID-19 while following CDC protocol and guidelines.
We are committed to supporting the behavioral health needs of the campus community and remain open and accessible. We can be reached on our main line at 667-214-1555. Staff is available for in-person, phone and telehealth options.
Email Amy Johnson (amjohnso@som.umaryland.edu) directly for appointments, questions or additional concerns.
Stress management and active self-care are vital during this time of uncertainty. Use the following in response to crisis and to cope with a disaster:
Take care of your body
Eat healthy, balanced meals; exercise regularly and get sleep
Connect with others
Utilize and maintain relationships and support systems
Take breaks
Make time to unwind; practice deep breathing and stretching
Stay informed
Missing or inaccurate information can contribute to heightened anxiety or nervousness; Watch/listen/read updates from trusted officials
Seek help
If distress is negatively impacting your daily life, utilize resources available