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UW Medicine Employee Mental Health Support Program Intake

The UW Medicine Employee Mental Health Support (EMHS) program is available to help connect UW Medicine employees and their household members to mental health services during this most stressful time. We know that many of the UW Medicine family are needing extra support right now.

By completing the survey below, we can get some basic information about you before you connect with a Mental Health Navigator for a brief intake. We respond to completed surveys Monday through Friday, excluding UW holidays, and will respond within 3 business days after receiving the survey.

If you are a PEBB-eligible employee and need help sooner than what this program offers, the employee assistance program, Employee Assistance Program, can be reached online or by phone, 24 hours a day at 877-313-4455.

This service is not a crisis or suicide hotline. If you need immediate and emergent mental health assistance or are considering suicide or harming another person, CALL 988, 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

We can all help prevent suicide. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.

Call 1-800-273-8255 -or- CLICK HERE TO CHAT

For a crisis counselor: Text HOME to 741741

Please tell us your first and last name:

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Are you a UW Medicine employee or a household member of a UW Medicine employee?

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UW Medicine employee (staff, faculty)

Household member of a UW Medicine employee

Neither

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What relationship do you have to UW Medicine?

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One of our navigator staff will need to call you to discuss this program if you are not an employee or a household member. Please provide us with your contact information, and we will reach out within 1 business day.

What is your relationship to the UW Medicine employee?

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What is the name of the UW employee?

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Are you a:

Medical Student
Resident or Fellow who is part of GME?

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I am a medical student, Resident, or Fellow

I am none of these

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MED STUDENTS

We are happy to help you access mental health resources through our program, but wanted you to know that you also may have access to counseling resources through the School of Medicine. A link for more information is here.

GME MEMBERS

We are happy to help you access mental health resources with our program, but wanted you to know that you also may have access to counseling resources the GME's Wellness Program. To clarify your eligibility, please consult your program or the GME Wellness Office. A link for more information on the GME Wellness Program is here.

Where do you work?

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Harborview Medical Center

UWMC--Montlake

UWMC--Northwest

UW Neighborhood Clinics

UW School of Medicine

Seattle Children's Hospital

Airlift Northwest

SCCA

Other location

If "other," where do you work?

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Where does the UW Medicine employee work?

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Harborview Medical Center

UWMC--Montlake

UWMC--Northwest

UW Neighborhood Clinics

UW School of Medicine

Seattle Children's Hospital

Airlift Northwest

SCCA

Other location

If "other," where does the UW Medicine employee work?

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What is your job title?

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What is the job title of the UW Medicine employee?

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UW Medicine employees have several options for connecting to support or accessing mental health services, depending on your needs and what you want to do.

Some options to consider include:

"Peer to Peer" program - connecting with a designated, trained member of the care team at your clinical work site for informal support
Consultation with a psychiatrist or psychologist
Assistance finding a counselor or support group

Which of these options most interest you?

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Peer to Peer program

Consultation with a psychiatrist or psychologist

Assistance finding a counselor or support group

As a household member of a UW Medicine employee, we are offering assistance with accessing mental health services. Which of the following are you interested in?

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Consultation with a psychiatrist or psychologist

Assistance with finding a counselor or support group

Are you interested in seeing someone outside of the UW Medicine system, or within UW Medicine?

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I would like to see someone outside of UW Medicine

I would like to see someone within UW Medicine

I am not sure, and would like to talk to someone

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We can help you try to locate a provider near you.

If you are seeking mental health services for a minor, contact the WA Mental Health Referral Service for Children at 833-303-5437.

You can also get help from Guided Pathways, which is a one-to-one parent support to help guide families through the system of care. Phone: 253-236-8264 | info@guidedpathways.org

Our team may be able to help you establish care at the UWMC Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic, which would give you access to psychiatric and psychological care within the UW Medicine system.

If you are seeking mental health services for a minor, contact the WA Mental Health Referral Service for Children at 833-303-5437.

You can also get help from Guided Pathways, which is a one-to-one parent support to help guide families through the system of care. Phone: 253-236-8264 | info@guidedpathways.org

Our Mental Health Navigator team can assist you with locating a counselor or other mental health resources in your area. Due to general high demand locally, it can take 2 weeks or even more to find a counselor with availability.

If you are seeking mental health services for a minor, contact the WA Mental Health Referral Service for Children at 833-303-5437.

You can also get help from Guided Pathways, which is a one-to-one parent support to help guide families through the system of care. Phone: 253-236-8264 | info@guidedpathways.org

What kind of therapy or support group resource are you looking for?

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The Supportive Conversations program is an informal way to connect with a UW Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences clinician about the stress you are experiencing. This program is not clinical in nature and is intended for brief, non-crisis mental health support only. There is no establishment of a provider to patient relationship.

The conversation is confidential unless there are safety concerns for you or another individual as standard safety and mandatory reporting requirements still apply. No documentation is kept about these conversations.

An intake specialist will reach out to you within one business day to gather more information so that we can make the best match to one of our volunteers. You will be asked to share a little bit of why you are calling, and any preferences/considerations we should take into account. After the intake, matching with a volunteer can take several days to a week.

The Peer to Peer program is available at each UW Medicine entity. The program is designed to provide a supportive listener after a stressful event or when the job feels overwhelming. Any care team member can access one-on-one support from a colleague in their field — a trained peer supporter.

Click HERE to find contact information for your Peer Support team.

We will reach out to you to schedule a phone intake. Do you want your first contact (to schedule a time to talk) with us to be by phone or email?

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Phone

No preference--either phone or email is fine

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What is your email address?

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Can we email you from a UW email account to schedule a phone intake?

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Yes

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What is your phone number?

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Can we leave a message?

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Yes

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Anything else you would like us to know before we speak on the phone?

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