The program’s new vendor, CCA, provides 24/7 access to free counseling and referral services for Johns Hopkins Medicine and Johns Hopkins University employees and their household family members.

Confidential services and resources include:

• Emotional support to help manage stress (at work or home), emotional distress, a difficult life transition or other challenges
• Referrals for child care and elder care, pet care and household services
• Consultations for legal and financial services

All Johns Hopkins Health System employees can access JHEAP by the following.

• Phone: 888-978-1262
• Online: myccaonline.com, Company Code: JHEAP
• Mobile app: CCA@YourService | Access Code: JHEAP

View the JHEAP program overview flyer.

Visit the JHEAP website for more details about the available programs and resources. On-demand resources available on the JHEAP website include those for:

• Coping After Traumatic Events in the News
• Mental Health Awareness Resources
• Suicide Prevention Resources
• Race and Racial Discussions
• Resources for Healthcare/Medical Personnel and their families
• Workshops and Webinars Just For You

The Resilience in Stressful Events team provides confidential peer-to-peer support for health system employees who have experienced a stressful, patient-related incident. The RISE team is available 24/7.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Pager: 410-283-3953 CORUS: JHH - Patient Safety - RISE Team (c2227)

Sibley Memorial Hospital: Voalte under SMH RISE; if you do not have Voalte, email [email protected]

Suburban Hospital: 301-896-RISE (7473)

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital: 727-767-RISE (7473)

Howard County General Hospital: Pager: 410-232-5423 CORUS: HCGH-RISE TEAM HCGH (C2257)

Watch the webinar presented by Cheryl Connors, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, team director for the Resilience In Stressful Events (RISE) program at the Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute.

Spiritual support for individuals and teams.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital Main: 410-955-5842
On Call: 410-434-0909

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital 727-767-4258

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center 410-550-7569

Howard County General Hospital 410-740-7898

Sibley Memorial Hospital 202-537-4084

Suburban Hospital 301-896-3178

Provides assessment and management of mental illnesses like major depressive disorder, panic disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder for faculty and staff working at JHH and Bayview. Providing stress management mindfulness meditation sessions available to all JHM staff on Zoom.

Access stress management sessions: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/j/747490420
Meeting ID: 747 490 420

Sessions are every Wednesday at 12 noon  

Johns Hopkins Medicine Adolescent Depression Awareness Program (ADAP) educates high school students, their parents, and their teachers about the illness of depression. We aim to increase awareness and decrease stigma about mood disorders in young people to help them get the treatment they need. In this series of one minute videos, Dr. Karen Swartz and colleagues from the JHM Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences speak to parents, caregivers and friends about how to recognize symptoms of depression in teens.

How to Deal with Coronavirus Burnout and Pandemic Fatigue                            Psychologist Carisa Parrish provides tips you can use to keep up these effective practices, avoid coronavirus “safety fatigue” or “burnout,” and protect yourself, your family and others from COVID-19.

Learn more about Major Depression symptoms:

• Mood Changes
• Physical Changes
• Self-Attitude Changes
• Severe Changes

The branded employee health and well-being program for JHHS employees. Resources and programs cover the spectrum of healthy lifestyle strategies, such as sleep, meditation and relaxation techniques and are available for individuals and teams. Please click here to access the Healthy at Hopkins portal or log onto my.jh.edu and enter ‘Healthy at Hopkins’ into the ‘Search Tools+ Resources’ search engine to locate the tile. Click the heart icon in the upper left corner of the tile to pin it to your ‘favorites’.

Download the mobile app. 

Questions?

Email [email protected] or call 1-833-554-4554.

SOM faculty and staff contact [email protected]

Howard County General Hospital or Health Promotion at 410-370-7958 or email [email protected].

The Johns Hopkins Medicine Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Health Equity seeks to create a safe work and learning environment where we embody respect and collegiality for our colleagues, patients and community. We do so by building resources to ensure clinicians are supported, students are equipped, faculty members are empowered, leadership is diverse, inclusion is sustained, communities are embraced and lives are saved.

The Johns Hopkins Lactation Support Program helps make the transition back to work or study easier so you can express milk for as long as it is the best choice for you and the beneficiaries of your milk.

Register for room access and amenity information.

Upon registration you will receive a confirmation email with room details for those you selected. Additional resources and information regarding pumps, accessory kits, vending machines, policy, and more can be found on the website.

Contact: [email protected] or 410-516-2000.

Contacting 988 provides a direct connection for anyone needing support for mental health or substance use (problems with drugs and alcohol), having thoughts of suicide, or being worried about someone who may need crisis support. 

The National Domestic Violence Hotline, at 800-799-7233 (SAFE), can provide information and advice. Free, confidential help 24/7.