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Faculty Staff Help Center
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Services

Contact the Help Center

You can contact the Faculty Staff Help Center if you have any questions about our programs or need to make an appointment.

(650) 723-4577
helpcenter@lists.stanford.edu

 

First aid kit

Need Help?

View this list for access to police, crisis hotlines and more. For on-campus emergencies, call 9-911.

We offer a variety of services for the Stanford community. All services are free of charge.

Faculty Staff Help Center services are supported by benefit funds. However, you are eligible to receive FSHC services regardless of whether you have opted in or out of health care coverage at Stanford.

Student advising appointment

Counseling services

Professional and confidential counseling about work-related or personal issues. Short-term counseling is available for individuals, couples, and families; bilingual counseling in French and Spanish is also available.

For additional information or to make an appointment, call (650) 723-4577 or email helpcenter@lists.stanford.edu.

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Workshops

Noontime workshops offer an opportunity to learn more about topics of interest to the Stanford community in a casual environment.

View available workshops
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Discussion groups

Groups are offered on a variety of topics including, but not limited to, parenting, grief and codependency. All groups are facilitated by FSHC counselors.

View available discussion groups
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Departmental retreat facilitation

We are available to speak on communication, stress management and adjusting to changes in the workplace.

For additional information, call (650) 723-4577 or email helpcenter@lists.stanford.edu.

Coaching for Emotional Intelligence - Four Session Package

While people function on both rational and emotional levels, emotions often drive our energy, commitment, and motivation. We typically are able to respond well in situations and conversations, but when triggered, things can go downhill quickly. Success in the workplace often has much to do with issues of Relational Competency, commonly referred to as Emotional Intelligence.

Learn more about Coaching for Emotional Intelligence