Welcome to Branch 142's Peer Counseling Program (PCP) page.

At varying times in our lives we face personal problems. Some problems are more easily resolved than others. Employees may need the help of professional assistance. Branch 142 has a program to assist our members called Peer Counseling (PCP). Branch 142's counselor's are letter carriers. The Postal Service has a program called Employee Assistance (EAP). If you are a member of Branch 142 you have two options available if you need help.

The USPS EAP is a counseling and referral service staffed by master's-degree trained mental health professionals designed to help you with your personal, job, or family problems. Branch 142's PCP is a referral service staffed by letter carrier's, Trustee's Robert March (Bethesda Chevy Chase Annex) and Michael Byrd (Washington, DC GMF, Zone 1).

The USPS EAP will assist you with virtually any issue or problem which can affect your work performance or personal health. Some of the most common concerns the USPS EAP can help you resolve include:

Emotional   Job Related Problems   Marital  Legal/Financial

Family   Alcohol or Other Drug Abuse   Other Problems

For more EAP and Peer Counseling information select next.

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Revised on 05/03/2007