Professional Coaches and Employee Assistance Practitioners: Serving Corporate and Individual Clients

For years, employee assistance programs (EAPs) have been contributing to the productivity and well-being of organizations and their employees. By identifying and screening well-qualified resources for assistance, EAPs have effectively addressed a variety of employee needs in a confidential manner. N...

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Published in:Journal of workplace behavioral health 2006-07, Vol.21 (2), p.1-14
Main Authors: Triner, Jean, Turner, Sandra
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coach selection
contracting with coaches
corporate coach
Counseling
development
Employee assistance program
Employee Assistance Programs
employee coaching
executive coaching
feedback
Goals
leadership coaching
Psychotherapy
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Goals
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Psychotherapy
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