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Lower Mainland Assessment & Referral Service (EFAP/ARS)

"Your program is a joint effort created by local employers and employee groups". It is an employee benefit program that helps employees, dependents and retirees get confidential and professional assistance in addressing personal concerns. For more detailed information, review the "Synopsis" and the "Assessment" of the program.

Synopsis

The program focuses on intervention, prevention and wellness. Some relevant concerns are:

psychological/emotional issues (stress, depression, and eating disorders, etc.).
family difficulties due to addictions.
gambling addiction
relationship/family conflict.
alcohol & drug abuse.
financial concerns.
legal referrals.
child/parent.

The program is as easy as 1....2....3:

Recognizing a concern: An individual has a personal concern, or is seeking information on wellness or prevention.
Reaching out: Seek program information from an EFAP Representative within the work place, or contact the ARS directly.
Using the program: Make an appointment with the ARS.

Information & Appointments

Contact:    Ms. Linda McDonald, MSW RSW - Executive Director
E-mail:      info@lmars.com

Phone:      (604) 437-4776     Toll Free: 1-800-910-8555
Fax:          (604) 437-5175

Hours: To make an appointment for any of the following locations, we ask that
           you phone (604) 437-4776 Toll Free: 1-800-910-8555.

Abbotsford

Burnaby

Langley

Maple Ridge

Mission

Squamish

Surrey

Vancouver

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General Disclaimer: The content on this site is provided for general information purposes only and is not intended in any way to be a substitute for face-to-face professional advice. Persons seeking such advice should consult with a EFAP counselor, or your doctor. The content offered on the site should not be relied upon for diagnosis or treatment of a mental or medical condition. Do not disregard professional advice or delay seeking professional advice as a result of something you have read on the site.