Employee Assistance Program
The Village delivers professional and confidential assessment, counseling, and referral services to you and members of your household.
As a benefit to University of North Dakota employees, UND contracts with the Village Business Institute to provide an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). When you or members of your household contact the EAP, a Village staff member will assess the situation and provide the needed services. This may include personal contacts with a licensed counselor and/or referral to a professional who is specially trained in your area of difficulty. All contact with the EAP is confidential.
A household is a closely integrated system; anything one member experiences can affect the rest of the system. Therefore, our Employee Assistance Program offers assistance to members of an employee's household. Employees are covered throughout their employment and for 90 days after employment ends. In-office and web-based counseling services are available.
Village Business Institute Counseling Services
To contact the Village Business Institute call 1.800.627.8220.
Relationship Issues
- Marriage/couple Conflicts
- Parent/Child Conflicts
- Single Parent Challenges
- Children's Issues
- Sexuality Issues
- Two-Career Families
- Co-dependency
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
- Kids and Alcohol/Drugs
- Prevention Education
- Assessment/Evaluation
- Post Treatment Counseling
- Intensive Family Education
- DOT Compliance
Workplace Issues
- Workplace Conflict
- Coping with Change
- Job Stress Coping Skills
Financial and Legal Consultation
- Credit Information/Evaluation
- Debt Management
- Budget Counseling and Education
- Compulsive Spending/Gambling
- Bankruptcy Consultation
- Retirement Issues
- Assessment of Legal Problems
Emotional Health
- Personal Adjustment Problems
- Emotional Problems
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Suicide Issues
- Guilt, Shame and Self-Esteem Issues
- Compulsive Behaviors
Employee Assistance Resources
- EAP Benefits Summary-The Village To access the Village Website Resources, please contact Jill Sackenreuter at 701.777.0870 for login information
- Guidelines for Stress Management
- Taking Care of Yourself: The Mind-Body Response to a Traumatic Event