Register to join FSAP counselors for two upcoming live events focused on quality sleep and understanding menopause. 

Back by popular demand! Whether you’re caring for patients, managing projects, or just trying to make it through your inbox without a third cup of coffee, sleep matters. In this FSAP Webinar, we’ll break down

Join our FSAP Clinicians for an Introductory Webinar to learn more about our free VIRTUAL 8-Week Course to help: Reduce anxiety and stress Increase mental resilience and distress tolerance Decrease self-defeating thought patterns Increase experiences of happiness and

Back by popular demand! Many people are navigating a complex mix of national events, workplace demands, and personal responsibilities. It’s understandable that this can lead to feelings of overwhelm, uncertainty, or even helplessness. In this webinar,

Dr. John Brown of the FSAP program will share guidance on managing work-related stress, building confidence and coping skills, and accessing confidential support.

Get helpful advice and action-focused strategies for building resilience, avoiding burnout and keeping yourself healthy!

Learn to reduce anxiety and stress, boost mental resilience, curb self-defeating thought patterns and increase your happiness and productivity.

Learn to redirect your caregiving skills back towards yourself in this special workshop for new and experienced mindfulness practitioners.

Open to all UCOP staff, this course will help you reduce anxiety and stress, boost your mental resilience and distress tolerance, help curb self-defeating thought patterns and increase your happiness and productivity.

To do your job well, caring for your own well-being and safety is essential. From practical safety advice to stress management, cultivating a gratitude practice and connecting with your team, these classes can help.

The UCSF Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) is offering several upcoming webinars to support staff wellness. All opportunities are free for UCOP staff! All events take place virtually, from noon to 1 p.m. (PT).