Executive Psychotherapeutic Coaching (EPC)
What is the advantage of retaining an EPC?
Substantive Added Value
An EPC supports you in a self-exploration of your current framework to help you develop a trajectory to success. The fearless agility to help teams pivot wisely is a product of self-clarity.
The integration of psychotherapeutic insight and techniques creates wiser and more profound adaptive skills. The agility to response is not just an action, it is a mindset.
Disability Leaves and Health-Related Impacts on Performance
EPC’s are often preferred when the employee/officer is having to manage high demands that appear to be impacting the employee’s health, mental and or physical. An EPC is experienced in supporting a valued member of the team facing or experiencing disability leave. The engagement of an EPC can shorten the period of leave and support the individual in returning to work with the necessary tools to manage both their performance and the performance of their team.
Behaviour Based Performance Issues
A company may recognize that the barrier to peak performance is behaviourally related – the individual’s behaviour appears in conflict with corporate culture and thus impacting performance. COVID-19 forced change. Performance-based issues that impact a leader’s ability to react quickly with wisdom and strength, need to be addressed. Leaders and companies adapt wisely or fail. An EPC is qualified and experienced in helping leaders self-reflect and develop the capacity to intentionally lead teams with trajectories to success.
Increased Confidentiality
Confidentiality is ensured beyond the usual contractual parameters of an EC as the relationship falls under the auspices of the Personal Health Information Act (PHIPPA), a Health Care Privacy Act regulated by the Ontario Government. Updates and the progress reports for the organizations are pre-approved for release, in writing, by the client.
Premium Executive Development Programs
EPC’s can be hired by the corporation, often seen as both an investment and cost-saving move to support a high-valued senior managment or C-Suite Officers and as part an executive development program. The individual may be newly promoted (transition coaching), be facing a number of challenges (often involving employee relationships) and getting groomed for larger roles. EPC’s may be hired to correct behavioural problems and help leaders resolve interpersonal conflicts.
Comprehensive Transitional Programs
An EPC can often be retained as part of a transition package – into or out of the company or one of its divisions or sectors.
Fee Distribution and Rebate
Group Health plans may cover a portion of an EPC’s fee.
A unique tax advantage inasmuch as a portion of the EPC fee can be distributed as a medical deduction.
Who Hires an EPC?
An EPC program is often included by the company as an executive perk and or as a part of the Executive Development Program or Executive Transitional Programs.
Corporations/Companies hire EPC’s as a way to invest in their top executives and high potential management and improve their Executive Development Programs
Transitional Support Service Organizations
The Executive directly the EPC. High-potential executives with high capacities for self-reflection often prefer to retain an EPC.
Who pays for an EPC?
EPC’s fees are usually costed to Employee Development/Training and specific relative cost centres. Unlike an EC, an EPC may be covered in part by the companies group health plan. The group plan must include coverage for ‘Registered Psychotherapy.’
The executive directly retains the EPC.
The EPC services are a business expense and are medical and or business taxable deductions for both the business or the individual.
Substantive Added Value
An EPC supports you in a self-exploration of your current framework to help you develop a trajectory to success. The fearless agility to help teams pivot wisely is a product of self-clarity.
The integration of psychotherapeutic insight and techniques creates wiser and more profound adaptive skills. The agility to response is not just an action, it is a mindset.
Disability Leaves and Health-Related Impacts on Performance
EPC’s are often preferred when the employee/officer is having to manage high demands that appear to be impacting the employee’s health, mental and or physical. An EPC is experienced in supporting a valued member of the team facing or experiencing disability leave. The engagement of an EPC can shorten the period of leave and support the individual in returning to work with the necessary tools to manage both their performance and the performance of their team.
Behaviour Based Performance Issues
A company may recognize that the barrier to peak performance is behaviourally related – the individual’s behaviour appears in conflict with corporate culture and thus impacting performance. COVID-19 forced change. Performance-based issues that impact a leader’s ability to react quickly with wisdom and strength, need to be addressed. Leaders and companies adapt wisely or fail. An EPC is qualified and experienced in helping leaders self-reflect and develop the capacity to intentionally lead teams with trajectories to success.
Increased Confidentiality
Confidentiality is ensured beyond the usual contractual parameters of an EC as the relationship falls under the auspices of the Personal Health Information Act (PHIPPA), a Health Care Privacy Act regulated by the Ontario Government. Updates and the progress reports for the organizations are pre-approved for release, in writing, by the client.
Premium Executive Development Programs
EPC’s can be hired by the corporation, often seen as both an investment and cost-saving move to support a high-valued senior managment or C-Suite Officers and as part an executive development program. The individual may be newly promoted (transition coaching), be facing a number of challenges (often involving employee relationships) and getting groomed for larger roles. EPC’s may be hired to correct behavioural problems and help leaders resolve interpersonal conflicts.
Comprehensive Transitional Programs
An EPC can often be retained as part of a transition package – into or out of the company or one of its divisions or sectors.
Fee Distribution and Rebate
Group Health plans may cover a portion of an EPC’s fee.
A unique tax advantage inasmuch as a portion of the EPC fee can be distributed as a medical deduction.
Who Hires an EPC?
An EPC program is often included by the company as an executive perk and or as a part of the Executive Development Program or Executive Transitional Programs.
Corporations/Companies hire EPC’s as a way to invest in their top executives and high potential management and improve their Executive Development Programs
Transitional Support Service Organizations
The Executive directly the EPC. High-potential executives with high capacities for self-reflection often prefer to retain an EPC.
Who pays for an EPC?
EPC’s fees are usually costed to Employee Development/Training and specific relative cost centres. Unlike an EC, an EPC may be covered in part by the companies group health plan. The group plan must include coverage for ‘Registered Psychotherapy.’
The executive directly retains the EPC.
The EPC services are a business expense and are medical and or business taxable deductions for both the business or the individual.