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Amazon Offers Mental Health Benefits for US Employees & Their Families

by Fred Pennic 05/20/2021 Leave a Comment

Amazon Offers Mental Health Benefits for US Employees & Their Families

What You Should Know: 

– Amazon today launched a new mental health benefit, Resources for Living, that provides every U.S. employee, their family, and their household with a single place to start for personalized, convenient, and confidential support for mental health and daily life assistance. These services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and include access to free counseling sessions in-person or through the phone, video, or text.

– This system-wide benefit, called Resources for Living, comes at a time when more than 26 million adults went untreated for mental health issues in the U.S. in 2020, and a recent survey by the American Psychological Association showed that 48% of parents have more stress in their personal lives now than before the COVID-19 pandemic started.

Resources for Living Program Overview 

Through the new Resources for Living program, Amazon employees, their families, and anyone living in their homes have access to several resources:

– Free one-on-one counseling sessions—three sessions per person, per topic. Amazon will fund up to 24 million counseling sessions per year for its U.S. employees.

– Flexible options including in-person, phone, video, or text conversations for counseling sessions.

– Interactive self-care programs, including self-assessments, and a stress resource center.

– Crisis and suicide-prevention support and access to a licensed mental health clinician any time of day.

– Access to a self-paced app that offers computerized Cognitive Behavior Therapy, mindfulness resources, and personalized support for a broad range of mental health and wellness issues.

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