Employee Assistance Programme Services

Corporate wellbeing programmes for employers

Onebright provides expert corporate mental health and wellness programmes to businesses across the UK. With over 200 businesses as clients, we are experienced in supporting all types of organisations to improve workplace mental health.

The demand for mental health services is ever-increasing and evolving. Counselling alone is no longer sufficient to meet this high demand.

We can offer Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) services outside the traditional workplace counselling sessions; including a wide range of therapies, psychiatric services, and neurodevelopmental services to foster a more inclusive workforce.

We can partner with you to deliver a cost-effective, strategic workforce tool that enhances employee wellbeing and resilience.

What is an Employee Assistance Programme?

An Employee Assistance Programme, or EAP, is a type of corporate wellbeing programme that is paid for by an employer and provides employees with 24/7 access to mental health advice and support, such as counselling. It gives employees a confidential, safe space to discuss personal and work-related issues that are impacting their wellbeing, productivity, and performance at work.

At Onebright, we provide more than typical workplace counselling services. We also provide expert, evidence-based therapies delivered by world-class clinicians specifically matched to each individual.

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What is included in our Employee Assistance Programme services?

When you choose Onebright, every individual gets a dedicated case manager who will help decide what support might be best for them.

Following a rigorous assessment, our team will match them to one of the world-class clinicians in our network. They are leaders in their field and work to industry standard guidelines, delivering evidence-based treatments.

The types of treatments our team of clinicians might recommend include:

Self-guided therapy

We offer Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) modules that individuals can work through at their own pace. Despite being in control of the process and working through the modules privately, every individual will have access to the support of a dedicated clinician, if needed.

Trauma-focused CBT

Trauma-focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a type of CBT specifically adapted for individuals with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This is an evidence-based treatment approach shown to help children, adolescents, and adults overcome trauma-related difficulties.

EMDR therapy

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy helps your brain to process trauma. A therapist will typically ask you to recall aspects of a traumatic event while you follow their finger from side to side with your eyes. It can help you change the way you think about that traumatic experience.

Integrative workplace counselling services

We provide workplace counselling services that aim to bring together different elements of specific therapies to help people feel better based on their individual needs.

Why choose Onebright's Employee Assistance Programme services?

We are a leading provider of private mental health services and are dedicated to providing end-to-end services for employers looking to improve the mental health and wellbeing of their employees.

Key benefits of our Employee Assistance Programme services include:

Fully integrated solutions

We have an Employee Assistance Programme solution that fits all corporate requirements. We also offer bespoke services dependent upon the specific needs of your client/business.

Our service is available 24/7, completely confidential and provides help, guidance, and access to trained professionals.

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Evolving services

Onebright can offer a fully integrated wellbeing solution for your members, delivering excellent ROI, clinical standards, and recovery outcomes. Our tech platform integrates into existing customer/client journeys providing seamless access to assessments, onward care, treatment pathways and insights using relevant data.

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Benefits of Employee Assistance Programmes

Investing in corporate mental health programmes and EAP services offers benefits to both employers and employees.

Benefits for employers

  • Reporting and insights: Employee Assistance Programmes can help you identify common issues and mental health risks affecting your employees and organisation. This can help you better tailor your workplace wellbeing strategy.
  • Return on investment (ROI): Better mental health support for employees can improve their performance at work. From morale and engagement to productivity, employee output will improve. Reduced absences also improve your ROI.

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Benefits for employees

  • Expert advice: Employees will receive counselling, advice, and therapy from qualified experts. At Onebright, we match individuals to world-class clinicians in our network who are leaders in their field.
  • Confidential support: Workplace counselling and therapy services are confidential, so employees can rest assured knowing they can explore personal and work-related problems with confidence.

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Employee Assistance Programmes FAQs

No. Employee assistance programmes are not required by law in the UK. However, employers do have a duty of care to ensure the health, safety, and wellbeing of their employees is supported.

As EAPs can play an important role in supporting employee wellbeing, implementing corporate mental health programmes like an EAP can help demonstrate your duty of care as an employer.
Yes. Employee assistance programmes are completely confidential. Employees are not required to disclose when they have used EAP services, and employers will not be notified that an employee has contacted an EAP, nor will they receive any details about an employee's therapy or counselling sessions.
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