Ask us about our EAP service

If so, Life & Progress can help. We work with a select number of the mainstream EAP Providers to ensure quality of service coupled with our special brand of account management. We work hard to make sure that you get best value from what is indeed a genuine and paramount employee support service.

Pictured: Dom Grainger, Account Manager

By all means please feel free to speak directly to Dom, who is one of our dedicated Account Managers, and ask him questions about our EAP service. Dom is ideally placed to assist and can be contacted directly on 024 7651 6091 or via dom@lifeandprogress.co.uk

Alternatively please call 0808 164 3941 and one of our team members will be happy to help.

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