Everyone faces difficulties — whether at work, home or in life.  Stress, confusion and frustration can leave us feeling overwhelmed. Often, we prioritize others — our families, friends, clients and coworkers — while neglecting our own well-being. Whether you're dealing with personal struggles or workplace issues, Tanner EAP provides employee counseling services at no cost to you. Our licensed, compassionate therapists offer expert guidance to help you manage difficulties, restore balance  and boost both happiness and productivity.

All services are confidential, and no information will be shared without your written consent

How the Employee Assistance Program works for employees

Getting started: Whether you contact us by phone or electronically (such as by email or through an online form), your message will be received by a caring Tanner EAP team member.

By phone: A team member will listen to your concerns and connect you with a licensed counselor for immediate support or to schedule an appointment.

Electronically: We’ll review your message promptly and respond with next steps — either offering immediate guidance or helping you schedule a convenient time to meet with a counselor.

Your first appointment

During your initial visit, you'll complete brief paperwork to provide background information and review our privacy policy. Then, you'll meet with a counselor for an intake session focused on identifying the issues and exploring potential solutions.

Ongoing support

Follow-up appointments (typically up to an hour) help guide you toward resolution. If needed, your counselor may refer you to additional resources—such as mental health professionals, financial advisors, legal experts or medical specialists—to ensure you receive the most effective support.

Cost and eligibility

There is no charge for telephone contacts or visits to the Employee Assistance Program. The service is provided by your employer through their contract with Tanner Health. Our services are also available to your dependent family members within your home. In most cases, your health benefits will pay a portion of any referral costs.