EAP Critical Incident Response | Robert Douglas and Associates
EAP Critical Incident Response:
A Multi-Systemic Resiliency Approach
The process of Resilience has already begun before an organization contacts their EAP.
Since MSRA's release in 2013, this remains a fundamental principle if you are going to be successful providing EAP CIR.
As EAP professionals, we need to recognize and fully understand the resiliency process. Knowing this, we can complement ongoing successful operations with safe, resilient focused EAP interventions. Coordinating the four key systems (organization, employees, EAPs, onsite providers) to work synergistically towards an optimal outcome, is what this training provides. It goes beyond the focus of mitigating stress responses to providing an EAP mission oriented service that is inclusive of the organizational culture, and consistent with research informed principles.
The central theme of this training remains the application of core clinical and EAP operational components and resilience based interventions.
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Join these EAPs and other professionals in unifying a consistent, EAP CIR approach:
TAILORED EAP STAFF TRAINING
RDA comes to you. We provide workshops to your dedicated EAP team. This approach allows your entire team to be on the same page and integrate EAP CIR MSRA into each of their unique roles and perspectives. Once this has been completed RDA will work with the EAP to get their key affiliate providers trained by offering discounted trainings both live and through our exclusive online format. The affiliate provider field has been exposed to a variety of response models that may not align with the MSRA approach. This is an important recognition and challenge as EAP moves to evolve their response approach. To consult further on this training option, send an email to: rdintveld@gmail.com
Actors Guild
Cigna EAP
Concern EAP
Cleveland Clinic
FOH EAP
Humana EAP
National EAP
MHC EAP
MHN EAP
Kaiser Permanente EAP
PAS EAP
Prudential EAP
Perspectives EAP
Homewood Health EAP
Supportive Systems EAP
US Senate EAP
US House EAP
Cooper University Health
Connections EAP
Duke EAP
Invest EAP
McLaughlin Young EAP
Espyr EAP
Southwest EAP
CSX EAP
NJ Transit EAP
Impact Solutions EAP
Strong EAP
Helping Hands EAP
Cone EAP
Insight EAP
Pivot EAP
Workplace Options
Work Partners EAP
R3 Continuum
Sutter Health
 PAS"Robert is a gifted trainer and extremely knowledgeable about all aspects of the EAP world. He is a perfect resource for any EAP looking to improve upon best practices in CIR." - Susan Skinner, M.S., CEAP, President of Personal Assistance Services, St. Louis, Missouri |
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 Supportive SystemsRobert Intveld’s training on Critical Incident Response was of value both by time spent, and well-organized curriculum offered. Following his model for work place crisis response, EAP’s have an opportunity to provide a positive, multi-dimensional workplace impact. -Pam Ruster, LCSW , CEAP Secretary/Treasurer International EAPA, Inc. President, CEO, Supportive Systems, Indianapolis, IN |
Talk with Robert about your EAP CIR service needs
About your trainer:
Robert Intveld, LCSW, CEAP has been in the EAP field for over 30 years. He has provided clinical, operational and administrative services with all EAP models. His particular interest in critical incident response has led him to overseeing and/or providing interventions at Columbine HS, OK City bombing, 3 NY terrorist attacks including 9/11, Gulf Oil Spill, Mall shootings, Newtown CT and many others. These experiences led him down a path of finding a more viable response approach consistent with the EAP mission and research on resilience that response models in the field were lacking. MSRA has since become the EAP CIR approach of choice
TRAINER
"A resilience based crisis intervention approach is less dependent on the nature of the incident and more so on the existing and inherent sources of organizational and individual resilience. MSRA provides a flexible framework to garner and engage these culturally based strengths enabling organizations and employees to persevere and thrive from the impact of a critical incident."