Whether you’re feeling down, stressed out, or just need a little support, EAP (Employee Assistance Program) is here for you—free, private, and ready when you are.

You and your family can get help for anything from anxiety to money problems to caring for loved ones. No judgement. Just support.

Explore Support Options

ONSITE through CareATC

Appliance Park & The Forum

502-452-0777

Alex
Burns +

Alex
Burns +

Liz
Roberts +

Decatur

256-580-7702
or dial ext. 346

Nikama
West +

Roper

706-638-3559

Mary
McFarland +

Monogram

731-244-2523

Jeffrey
Bernier +

asi, factory service, & sales

502-654-8861

Danielle
Whiteside +


VIRTUAL, TEXT, & VOICE COUNSELING

U.S.

Mental Health Crisis: 988

Smoking, Alcohol and Opioid Use: Pelago

LiveHealth Online

Connect to a licensed therapist through video using your smart phone, tablet, or computer with a camera.

Call the EAP to get started. A representative will provide you with a coupon code and instructions.

Talkspace: Counseling on Your Terms

Get support anytime, anywhere with Talkspace. Connect with a licensed counselor through unlimited messaging or live video, voice, or text sessions.

You’re eligible for five sessions per presenting issue. One session equals either one week of unlimited messaging or one live video session.

To get started:

Visit talkspace.com/associatecare or call the EAP line.

Use Organization Code:
EAP GEAppliances

Global Resources:

INDIA

PUERTO RICO

CHINA

400-619-1990

EAP helps with:

Divorce
Empty nest
New parent

Work
Family
Marriage
Children

In addition to counseling, the EAP can provide resources to get help with:

You, any member of your household, and any dependents living away from home may access services. The EAP covers five free sessions per issue.

More ways to get support

Explore support online

LEARN TO LIVE
Build healthier habits, reduce stress, and feel more in control.
learntolive.com/welcome/ABCBS

MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA
Check out tools, screenings, and articles to support your mental health.
mentalhealthamerica.net

NAMI
Find support groups, resources, and education for you or a loved one.
nami.org

AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)
If you’re worried about your drinking—or someone else’s—AA offers free, confidential support and local meetings to help you take the next step.
aa.org

Need help
right now?

Call or text 988

The Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is free and open 24/7.

How is GE Appliances supporting mental health?

We believe mental health is just as important as physical health—and we’re working to make it easier to get the support you need. Here’s how we’re showing up for you and your family:

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