At other times, you may need to consult with one of the C-SEAP specialists. When you contact C-SEAP, a staff specialist will ask you some general information and will set up an appointment for you as soon as possible. Because some problems also may effect your performance at work, your supervisor may suggest that you take advantage of the program's services. If a supervisor believes you are experiencing problems which are affecting your work performance, and the supervisor has documented this, he or she may suggest that you meet with a C-SEAP specialist. This is known as a supervisory referral.
Supervisory referrals are neither punishment nor reward.
They are a way to deal with work performance problems. Although it is hoped that you will follow the supervisor's recommendation, the decision whether or not to use the service is ultimately up to you. If no direct service is available, telephone consultations may be arranged or help provided in working with your insurance benefits to find local resources. C-SEAP services are now available in Colorado Springs, Denver, Grand Junction, Greeley, and Pueblo. Leave time for use of the C-SEAP program is determined by your appointing authority.