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What services does our Member Assistance Program provide you?
The MCASF Local 725 Health & Welfare Trust is pleased to provide a Members Assistance Program designed to help Local 725 members and their covered family members cope with the many personal and work challenges that we all encounter from time to time. For example, you may need confidential assistance managing stress or depression, learning new parenting skills, or finding a nursing home for a loved one.
This program is brought to you by the Ulliance Life Advisor Member Assistance Program and provides many services including short-term counseling for mental health issues, coaching, crisis intervention, and community resources.
Other examples of areas of assistance include:
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Counseling to help you manage stress, anxiety, and depression.
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Substance abuse counseling.
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Family and relationship issues counseling.
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Financial counseling.
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Life (and career) coaching.
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Crisis intervention
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Referrals to community resources and support groups.
We think this program will be very helpful for you and your family members who are covered under the health plan. All services are completely confidential and available at no cost to you or your eligible dependents. Rest assured, Ulliance does not disclose any information about participant calls to employers, the Union, Benefit Services nor to the Board of Trustees.
Read the Introductory letter to our program
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15 Reasons To Use the MCASF Local 725 Health Fund's Member Assistance Program
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Anxiety, Stress, Sadness/Depression, Anger, Communication, Relationships, Substance Use/Addictions, Grief and Loss, Parenting/Family, Medical/Elder Care, Career/Performance Issues, Domestic Violence, Legal/Financial.
The MAP is for concerns that impact your daily life, relationships, work-life balance, mental health, work and career, quality of life and overall wellness - right now. Call today and speak with a mental health professional before your concerns become a crisis.
1. When you've had an argument with your spouse/significant other and are struggling with communication.
2. When you're worried about something your teenager said or did.
3. When your good friend suddenly ghosts you and you have no idea why.
4. When you're stressed because there's not enough money for holiday season, summer vacation or bills.
5. When you've got a legal question, but you'd rather not ask your family member.
6. When you're feeling overwhelmed with Just. Too. Much, Stuff. To. Do.
7. You just got married and your kids and your new spouse's kids aren't getting along.
8. When you feel down or anxious, don't know why, and aren't sure how to deal with it.
9. When you're struggling at work making mistakes, calling in, or getting written up often.
10. When your grown kids are asking too much of you.
11. When your spouse has lost their job and you don't know where to turn.
12. When you're feeling really isolated, lost or lonely.
13. When you've decided to rein in your spending and create a family budget.
14. If you've thought about hurting yourself.
15. When you've had a death or loss in your family and would like to talk to someone.
Ulliance provides no cost, confidential, short-term counseling for you & your family.
Contact us at 800-448-8326
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