Rocky Mountain Research

EAP, Work/Life & Wellness Consulting Services

Welcome to RMR

Rocky Mountain Research (RMR) is a highly specialized Consulting Practice that specifically focuses on EAP, Work/Life and Wellness Benefit Delivery Models. We offer a  variety of services  to academics, corporate directors, external vendors and professional associations aimed at evaluating, developing and implementing delivery service models as well as the development of outcome measurement tools. For the past six years RMR has collaborated with Boston College and USC around the issues of Sexual Assault/Harassment whether in the Military, Across College Campuses or in the Workplace. In addition, RMR has initiated & continues to work on the International EA Archive out of the University of Maryland in collaboration with Associate Professor Jodi Frey.  

Presentations on current trends in the EAP, Work/Life and Wellness fields. Learn more
International Employee Assistance Digital Archive

Awarded "Best Use of Technology" in EA Services 2019

 

In an attempt to preserve and widely disseminate research to grow the EA field, the International EA Digital Archive: A Knowledge Hub was born as a unique repository contributing to digitizing material that had previously only been available in hard copy published form. The founders of the Archive specifically designed this repository as an open access facility to allow people to access and submit materials from all over the world at no cost.  The Archive is hosted by the University of Maryland, Baltimore. The EA Archive is the first of its kind focused on employee assistance and is a resource that benefits the field both presently and in the future.  For more information, visit the EA Archive Website.

 

Currently during the Pandemic, we have focused on gathering Tips, sheets, Blogs, articles, videos & presentation on this topic - Simply put the term “ EAP and COVID 19” in the subject heading to find these materials.

Current News and Resources

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Newsletters, Articles and Briefs
CURRENT COVID-19 RESOURCES: TIPS, ARTICLES, BLOGS, ARTICLES, VIDEOS AND MORE

Why Employee Assistance Programs are Valuable
During & After COVID-19

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Best Practices in Working with Law Enforcement. Patricia Herlihy, PhD., RN; James Rascati, MSW, LCSW; & Brad Barber, PhD.  JOURNAL OF EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE | 2nd QTR 2021
EAP and COVID-19 Tip Sheet: The Employer Role: Mental Health During COVID 19 Goplerud, Eric. (2020)
Kennedy, Patrick. ( 2020)
 Sonnenstuhl, William ( 2020)
Greer, Kathleen and Quick, John (2021)

How Employee Assistance Programs Can Help Your Whole Company Address Racism at Work. Harvard Business Review. Jodi Frey. ( 2020)

JAMA Psychiatry: Christine Moutier. ( 2020)
Adams, Taylor, Reinert, Madeline, Fritze, Danielle and Nguyen, Theresa (2021)
 Addressing EA Challenges Involves a More Assertive Approach
 David Sharar ( 2020)

Upcoming Events

 
2020 Virtual Conference Series
Owing to the global pandemic, the WFRN rescheduled its 2020 conference (which was originally planned for New York City) into a set of Virtual Conference Events that occur on the second Friday of most months beginning in July 2020 and extending through April 2021.
EAPA 2021 Conference & EXPO at the Hilton Americas - Houston
Friday, September 24 - Sunday, September 26, 2021
Hilton Americas, Houston, TX
NOTE: Due to COVID Lockdowns most conferences now virtual

Must Watch Videos!

3 Steps to Stop Remote Work Burnout

Morra Aarons-Mele, The Way We Work
Too much screen time, too many video calls and too few boundaries make working from home hard for all of us. Podcast host and writer Morra Aarons-Mele shares honest advice on what you can learn from the introverts in your life about protecting your energy and your limits.
TEAP and COVID-19, 2021: The New Psychology of Pandemics:
COVID-19 and Beyond

Stephen Taylor - Professor Department of Psychiatry,

University of Vancouver, Canada. And Author of Psychology of Pandemics

The National Behavioral Consortium (NBC) hosted a presentation on March 2, 2021 by author Dr. Steven Taylor on the New Psychology of Pandemics: COVID-19 and Beyond. In October 2019, a few weeks before the outbreak of COVID-19, Dr. Taylor published a book titled “The psychology of pandemics: Preparing for the next global outbreak of infectious disease”