At Employee Assistance of the Pacific, we understand that Hawaii’s workforce is the heartbeat of our islands’ economy. From hotels and hospitals to schools and construction sites, employees are juggling rising costs of living, family responsibilities, and workplace pressures. Without support, these stressors can lead to burnout, absenteeism, and health problems that impact both employees and employers. Our locally managed EAP gives staff and their families confidential, culturally attuned help with stress, substance use, family, financial, and legal concerns. Because we’re based here in Hawaii, we connect people with professionals who understand island communities, values, and languages—helping your employees feel heard, supported, and more willing to seek help early.

Keeping Employees Healthy and Resilient

Healthy employees are the foundation of a healthy organization. That’s why Employee Assistance of the Pacific goes beyond crisis counseling to offer proactive tools and resources to build resilience. We provide wellness coaching, work-life balance support, and educational resources that encourage early intervention before small issues become big problems. This comprehensive approach helps reduce stress, prevent illness, and promote mental and emotional well-being so your workforce can stay focused, engaged, and present. In a tight labor market like Hawaii’s, investing in employee health is also an investment in retention, productivity, and long-term success.

A Strategic Advantage for Employers

Partnering with Employee Assistance of the Pacific means more than offering a hotline—it’s a full workforce wellness strategy. We deliver management consultations, crisis response, and training that equip supervisors to handle sensitive personnel issues quickly and confidently. Our services reduce absenteeism, turnover, and stress-related performance problems while strengthening teams and boosting morale. In Hawaii’s competitive environment, our EAP is your edge for retaining skilled employees, enhancing workplace culture, and supporting healthier families and communities across the islands.