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EAP Refresher for Supervisors: Part Two

Enhance your supervisory skills with our comprehensive EAP Refresher Training for Supervisors: Part Two. This program is designed to provide supervisors with the knowledge and tools they need to effectively manage employee referrals to the EAP. With a focus on improving communication, dispelling myths, and reducing conflicts, this training program is a must-have for any supervisor looking to optimize their EAP program.

Key Features and Benefits

Our EAP Refresher Training for Supervisors: Part Two offers a range of valuable features and benefits, including:

• Improved Communication: Learn how to effectively communicate with the EAP when arranging referrals, ensuring a smooth process for both the supervisor and the employee.
• Myth Busting: Gain a deeper understanding of EAPs, dispelling common misconceptions and preventing missteps in the referral process.
• Conflict Reduction: Develop strategies to reduce conflicts with employees, preventing power struggles and undermining the effectiveness of supervisor referrals.
• Performance Monitoring: Improve follow-up and monitoring of employee performance after the EAP referral, ensuring ongoing support and success.
• Proactive Referrals: Learn to identify early signs of performance issues and make timely referrals, preventing critical stages of deterioration.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

Whether you are a supervisor looking to enhance your EAP program or an HR professional aiming to improve employee well-being, our EAP Refresher Training for Supervisors: Part Two is designed for you. This program is practical, memorable, and packed with actionable insights. It is suitable for any organization looking to increase referrals to the EAP and ensure that troubled employees receive the help they need. Choose from various formats, including PowerPoint presentations, DVDs, videos, or self-contained web courses, to suit your learning preferences and organizational needs.