Faculty & Staff Assistance Program (FSAP)

UCSF provides Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) services for UCOP employees who are residents of California. The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program consists of Psychologists and Postdoctoral Interns. Our services are voluntary, free, and confidential and include individual counseling, consultation to managers and supervisors, and assisting in the investigation of threats and violence within the workplace (Threat Management Team). Services provided include:

*FSAP is open for business with counselors working remotely. FSAP will be conducting all therapy sessions via telemental therapy through a HIPAA compliant platform or by phone.

*To be eligible for FSAP services, you must be a resident of California. Our office is staffed by licensed psychologists in the state of California and is authorized by the California Board of Psychology, Department of Consumer Affairs, to provide counseling services exclusively to residents of California. Due to state licensing regulations, we are unable to extend our individual counseling services to individuals residing outside of California. You can schedule a one-time FSAP consultation appointment to discuss referrals and mental health resources in your state.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP) – UCPath Center Employees

The Employee Assistance Program provides services for UCPath Center employees. UCPath has partnered with Professional Resources to provide this service. The EAP counselors are Master's or Doctoral degreed professionals with experience in a variety of Human Services fields. Appointments are scheduled away from your workplace to protect confidentiality. Services are voluntary, free, and confidential. Professional Resources offers referral services, brief therapy, services for you and your dependents, daytime / evening / weekend appointments, multiple locations, and assistance is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

EAP Informational Brochure

Confidentiality

What you share is held in strict confidence. No personal information is placed in personnel or departmental files or discussed with anyone without your specific consent. Feel free to ask about this if there are questions.

Referrals

Talking through the issue is helpful and often times sufficient. At other times, referral to external resources is appropriate. Our office will help identify resources that are affordable and convenient.