Redundancy & de-equitisation counselling

Most human beings are more comfortable with the status quo - though nothing lasts forever. The prospect of de-equitisation or redundancy can be immensely stressful even when it's planned. It's time to consider options that you won't have thought through on your own. Without intervention fears of inadequacy, financial insecurity, or growing old can take hold. A professional coach can help bring things back into perspective. As people live longer and pension returns diminish many of us have to work for longer than we might have predicted back in our twenties. One of the success factors is getting help fast - ideally whilst you remain in post. We know that the longer people leave it to seek help the longer the person takes to get back into some form of work (or whichever other paths they choose to take).

Your new strengths and abilities

  • Fresh enlightened perspective on your future/new priorities.
  • You've got your thinking straight.
  • Creation of a structured plan and taking action.
  • Reassessment of personal and/or family values.
  • Techniques for embracing change to counterbalance any natural feelings of anger, sadness or guilt.

Did you know?

Many professionals radically change careers in their 40s and 50s - something our parent's generation would not have considered.

Who would benefit?

Those with the real prospect of a career break, de-equitisation, retirement, redundancy or those going part-time/building up a portfolio of opportunities.


To discuss a current or potential need, contact Robin Johnson at OvationXL
on 0845 260 7700 or