Structured Therapeutic Access Program

While organizational interventions can address shared psychological challenges, some employees require individual, confidential mental health support that cannot, and should not, be managed within the workplace itself.

The Structured Therapeutic Access Program allows organizations to support employee mental health responsibly by facilitating access to professional psychotherapy, while maintaining strict boundaries between clinical care and employer interests. This approach ensures that care remains ethical, confidential, and clinically independent.

What it is

A structured framework that enables employees to access professional psychotherapy through Cognitive Analytica, without exposing clinical information to the employer or integrating therapy into performance or management processes.

The organization’s role is to support access, not to oversee treatment. Clinical decisions remain fully independent and governed by professional ethical standards.

What it provides

• Access to licensed psychotherapists through Cognitive Analytica
• Online or in-person sessions, depending on availability
• Preferential session rates for participating employees
• Clear separation between employer involvement and clinical care

What it does not do

• It does not report attendance, progress, or clinical outcomes to HR or management
• It does not assess employee performance or suitability
• It does not require or enforce participation
• It does not integrate therapy into organizational decision-making

Why organizations use it

• To provide meaningful mental health support beyond awareness initiatives
• To reduce barriers to accessing professional care
• To demonstrate ethical responsibility toward employee wellbeing
• To complement organizational assessment and psychoeducation initiatives

Critical boundaries

• Therapy remains strictly confidential
• Employers receive no clinical data or feedback
• Participation is entirely voluntary
• Clinical care is governed solely by professional ethics

Important clarification: This program facilitates access to therapy. It does not manage, monitor, or influence clinical treatment.