Educators’ EAP
Educators’ EAP is designed specifically for educators. We offer twice the number of solutions for personal problems and a targeted menu of benefits and resources addressing the unique professional issues they face. Our Peak Performance Benefits are redefining the EAP. We start with all the traditional EAP counseling services designed to address significant life problems and we add Work/Life benefits to address the everyday problems involved in juggling work and family. But that’s not all. We go one step further to deliver benefits designed to enhance quality of life not just for your employees and their family members, but for managers and supervisors, too. And we help all employees to achieve their Peak Performance best through training, coaching and wellness.
Check the topics below to learn more.
Professional
Benefits
- Managing the Classroom
- Budget Boosters for Educators
- Parental Challenges Resource Center
- Cyber Safety Resource Center for Educators
- Bullies and Bullying
We’ve identified some of the common challenges and opportunities in classroom management – from establishing expectations and setting boundaries to dealing with problem conduct and difficult issues. You’ll find resources and links on bullying, violence, teen suicide, and other issues that you and your students face in the classroom.
Below is a list of the topics we cover:
- Maintaining Discipline & Handling Behavior Problems
- Challenges & Issues
- Conflict Resolution & Violence Prevention
- Bullies & Bullying
- Keeping Schools Safe
- Managing Crises
Educators are being forced to do more with less. Our Budget Boosters Resource Center offers an extensive list of links to free resources, materials, and tools. We’ve also linked to sources and advice for securing donations, grants, and awards.
Below is a list of the topics we cover:
- Teaching Materials
- Free Resources for Learning Challenges
- Donations and Assistance
- Grants, Awards, and Financial Aid for Teachers
Parents often pose more of a management challenge than the students. This Center is designed to offer resources that will help you turn problems into partnerships. It includes tips, tools and strategies for dealing with some of the most common parental issues, problems, conflicts and challenges.
Below is a list of the topics we cover:
- Difficult Parents: The Playing Field
- Specific Scenarios
- Steps to Success
- Document and Prepare
- Parent Teacher Communication
- For Your Toolkit…
- Tips, Strategies and Techniques
This benefit offers a wealth of resources for the classroom – but it’s not without its risks! We’ve compiled resources on Password Security, ID Theft, Phishing, Keeping Kids Safe, and much more.
Below is a list of the topics we cover:
- Keeping Kids Safe
- Password Security
- E-Mail, Spam, and Phishing
- Scams, Hoaxes, and Fraud
- Shopping & e-Commerce
- If Problems Do Occur…
Resource Library
What Cannabis Reclassification Means for Employers
On April 22, the Department of Justice issued a final order reclassifying some forms of marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III controlled substances. This reclassification acknowledges the potential medical uses of marijuana and paves the way for increased...
HR News Roundup: Compassionate Leave, Gen Z Retention, DEI, Leadership Lessons & More
This HR News Roundup covers compassionate leave, the feedback gap, Gen Z retention, DEI, leadership lessons, and more. What Is Compassionate Leave and Is It Mandatory? An HR Guide to the Basics Anuradha Mukherjee, HR Digest Starting from the basics, what is...
June 2026 Dates for Employee Communications
Summer officially begins in June. Check out resources for June key dates & events, including Men's Health Month, Great Outdoors Month, National Safety Month, Pride Month, PTSD Awareness Month, and more. Men’s Health Month The focus is on men this month, with...



