Mental Wellness Program
A 6-Week Predictive Behavioral Intelligence & Mental Performance Program
A structured six-week diagnostic and intervention process designed to identify emerging behavioral vulnerabilities, strengthen mental wellness, improve emotional and cognitive resilience, and optimize decision-making and performance under sustained pressure via techniques such as metacognition, neuroplasticity, and future self-integration.
The program combines CESI-50 predictive behavioral diagnostic with C.A.L.M. Method, creating a continuous process of measurement, interpretation, prioritization, intervention, application and reassessment.
40-60%
LOWER RISK OF BURNOUT
30-50%
REDUCTION IN ANXIETY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS
25-35%
BETTER EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING UNDER STRESS
20-40%
PSYCHOLOGICAL FLEXIBILITY IMPROVEMENT
11–15%
LONGER LIFESPAN ASSOCIATED WITH BETTER MENTAL HEALTH
20%+
HIGHER MORTALITY RISK ASSOCIATED WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS
** Published research has associated improved psychological health and evidence-based mental wellness interventions with meaningful improvements across mental health, functioning and long-term health outcomes. Statistics above reflect findings reported across published research and are not represented outcomes of the PHI™ Programs.
Week 1
Baseline + CESI-50
Executive onboarding, intake documentation (NDA and Client Privacy Agreement), objectives and current challenges. Complete CESI-50 to establish the behavioral and mental wellness baseline.
During the initial discovery session (90 minutes), we examine:
Current professional and personal demands
Sources of sustained stress, gaps and complexity
Mental wellness and performance priorities
Decision-making and leadership demands
Recovery patterns and desired outcomes
Week 2
Behavioral Intelligence
Deep-dive CESI-50 review: Corporate Executive Stability Score, psychological capacity, mental fortitude, behavioral risks, decision triggers, strengths and vulnerabilities.
During this assessment session (45 minutes), we analyze and identify priority intervention areas:
Corporate Executive Stability Score
Behavioral risk tiering
Psychological capacity profile
Decision stability risk triggers
Mental wellness vulnerabilities
High-pressure behavioral patterns
Questions like are answered: Where am I strongest? Where am I vulnerable? What changes under sustained pressure? What is driving these behavioral patterns? What should we address first?
Week 3
C.A.L.M. Method-guided Strategy
Translate CESI-50 findings into a personalized intervention roadmap:
CENTER —> ASSESS —> LEVEL-SET —> MASTER
During this initial intervention session (45 minutes), we establish measurable target and individualized practices. These might include:
• C: Identify the internal and external triggers contributing to stress, cognitive overload, emotional reactivity, avoidance, instability, or compromised decision-making.
A: Develop greater psychological and cognitive flexibility as circumstances, demands and information change.
L: Strengthen existing behavioral and psychological resources, advantageous patterns, resilience factors and performance capabilities.
M: Build sustainable regulation, recovery and decision-making practices that remain available during periods of elevated pressure.
OUTPUT: Personalized Mental Wellness and Performance Roadmap with prioritized intervention targets and measurable objectives.
Week 4-5
Regulation + Recovery + Performance Optimization
Target stress response, reframe and rewire existing ineffective neuro-pathways, work on reducing cognitive overload, recovery and nervous-system stability as well as strengthen decision-making, cognitive flexibility, resilience, behavioral consistency and performance under pressure.
During these 2 week sessions (45 minutes each), we target areas:
Nervous-system regulation
Emotional regulation
Cognitive overload
Decision fatigue
Attention management
Leadership effectiveness
Conflict and boundary management
Cognitive flexibility
Alignment between intention and behavior
The client applies the framework to current decisions, relationships, negotiations, leadership situations or periods of elevated demand. We evaluate what works, where old patterns remain, and what needs refinement and continued reassessment.
Week 6
Reassessment and Measurable Change
The CESI-50 is administered again to evaluate movement from the initial baseline.
During this reassessment session (90 minutes), we evaluate pre- and post- intervention findings:
• Psychological capacity
Behavioral stability
Emotional regulation
Cognitive flexibility
Adaptability and resilience
Performance trajectory
Review measurable changes, remaining vulnerabilities and gains. Develop the long-term Mental Wellness Optimization Plan and assess fit for The Mental Wellness continuation program.
Areas of Focus
✔️ Psychological Capacity optimization
✔️ Executive decision-making under pressure
✔️ Decision fatigue and cognitive impairment
✔️ Cognitive load management and neuroplasticity
✔️ Chronic stress, resilience, and burnout prevention
✔️ Emotional regulation and adaptive response to high demands
✔️ Nervous system regulation and recovery
✔️ Metacognition and cognitive flexibility
✔️ Behavioral pattern recognition and habit optimization
✔️ Limiting beliefs, cognitive biases, and self-defeating narratives
✔️ Identity transition and Future Self Integration™
✔️ Performance, resilience, and sustainable leadership capacity
Typical Outcomes
✔️ Expanded Psychological Capacity™
✔️ Higher-quality decision-making under pressure
✔️ Enhanced emotional regulation and resilience
✔️ Reduced cognitive interference and mental noise
✔️ Stronger cognitive clarity and focus
✔️ Healthier, more adaptive behavioral patterns
✔️ Greater identity alignment and authenticity
✔️ Improved interpersonal and leadership relationships
✔️ Increased resilience, adaptability, and performance
✔️ Sustainable health, well-being, and healthspan
Led by Oksana S. Levin
More than 20 years of executive leadership experience including as a Managing Director on Wall Street advising ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) and high-net-worth (HNW) individuals, founders, C-suite executives, private equity principals, and senior leaders operating in complex, high-stakes, and highly regulated environments across global healthcare industry.
Formal clinical psychology training from the nation’s top university integrating evidence-based traditional psychological theories, executive performance optimization frameworks, and crisis management science into proprietary ecosystem aimed at outcomes rather than process alone. Ongoing direct psychotherapeutic client coverage through Peace-Filled Mental Counseling Services.
Ms. Levin’s education and credentials include:
Northwestern University Family Institute — Masters of Arts in Mental Health Counseling (pending)
Columbia University Business School — Continued Executive Leadership Education
Temple University Business School — Accounting and Finance, Summa Cum Laude
Gnessins State Music College, Russia — Fine Arts and Solo Piano Performance, Summa Cum Laude
USI Universita della Svizerra Italiana, Switzerland — Master Classes, Concert Piano
Firsthand experience navigating significant personal and professional transformations and life transitions providing practical insight into identity transformation, resilience, adaptation, and sustained high performance under uncertainty.
Why I do this?
Having navigated profound personal and professional transitions, I learned that the greatest determinant of long-term success isn’t intelligence, wealth, or talent—it’s psychological capacity. The ability to remain anchored when everything around you is changing. To think clearly under pressure. To regulate uncertainty rather than be consumed by it. To continually expand beyond the limits you once believed defined you. This isn’t motivational thinking or superficial self-improvement. It’s the deep psychological work that unlocks better decisions, stronger relationships, greater resilience, and a life lived with intention. We only get one life. My mission is to help people live it with clarity, curiosity, confidence, creativity, and the psychological edge to become who they’re truly capable of being.