Wellness ~ Get Help

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GET HELP NOW

(Mental Health Support)

Faculty or University Employed:

Feeling Overwhelmed about the Coronavirus Outbreak?
The EAP can help. Learn more here.

Employee Assistance Program: The University understands how challenging it can be to balance your work and personal life and we are committed to helping you do just that! That's why the University contracts with an outside vendor – New Directions, to provide an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). New Directions offers solutions for living well at home and at work. Counselors provide confidential support for a variety of concerns, from coping with stress to information and support on financial issues, child care, legal issues, relationships, and other life challenges. Their goal is to help you live a happier, more fulfilling life – today and every day.

Website Support

In addition to professional support over the phone, New Directions interactive website provides you with immediate access to:

A private space to work through challenges
An online platform that connects users to a licensed therapist via text, video, voice, live video
Access to 5,000 + licensed therapist from a computer, smartphone or tablet device
A set amount of counseling services per life topic

We are here for you, always
These services are available to you and your eligible dependents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, free of charge, and are completely confidential. Reach New Directions professionals by telephone at 1-800-624-5544 , or visit the website at https://www.ndbh.com/ (company code: Tulane).

Tulane Wellness Clinic: The Tulane Living Well Clinic is located downtown at 1430 Tulane Avenue, room 1544. The Clinic offers primary care, health coaching, and flu vaccinations and PPD testing. Onsite counseling coming soon! Call 504-988-4325 to schedule an appointment or email wellnessclinic@tulane.edu . Read more about the Tulane Wellness Clinic.

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