Career Counselling and Coaching in De Winton, Alberta.

Tanya has training and experience as a job club facilitator. She has worked in the field of vocational rehabilitation with persons with disabilities and serious injuries. She has preiously held the designations of Registered Rehabilitation Professional and Canadian Certified Rehabilitation Counsellor. She has helped over 200 people to change careers and find life satisfaction in the face of challenging physical and cognitive difficulties.

Research out of Stanford University about career decision making draws attention to a myth that we all have a passion and if we can find our passion our career lives will be better. I can assist you to develop a plan whereby you discover the elements of a career that are attractive to you. I can also assist you to sit in the pocket of unemployment where beliefs about your worth and purpose can be damaged. Sometimes you need an objective third party to assist you to cope in unusual circumstances.

Feeling stuck in your career? Just starting out in the workforce? Making a big career change and facing anxiety? Change at any time of life can be difficult. Whatever transition you’re facing, our Career Counselling and Coaching Protocol can prepare your mind so you can be confident in your next steps and build a more fulfilling and successful career.

Your work and career makes up a good portion of your day. I often see clients who are stuck in an unsatisfying job and do not know where to start to bring change. Whether you are just out of school and starting a new career, making a career transition or starting a new business, I can help you navigate the journey you are on and assist you in finding a career path that fulfills and challenges you. For more information or to set up your first appointment, you can visit my website at www.Verlyne.com

Dr. Val helps you look for what is your passion. In this fast-changing world you can expect to have at least five changes of career. Let's figure out what you don't want, what you do want, and how you can achieve that. Let's explore your knowledge-base and your skills and see how they can transfer between jobs. if Dr. Val doesn't know the answer, she'll direct you to someone who does. In what ways can you increase your motivation to search, or train, for what will make you happy in the challenging work world of today. Let Dr. Val team with you in this exciting venture.

Finding a meaningful and satisfying career can make the place you spend most of your awake hours much more fulfilling. Often people struggle in knowing the correct career because they do not know themselves well enough to understand their passions and abilities. Often finding the core of one's self leads to the career path that will be the best fit for them. Finding how to pursue a particular career path can have other obstacles depending on costs and other comitment constraints. Both of these aspects in finding a fulfilling career are addressed in a supportive manner and environment.

Sometimes it's not just about career, it's about calling. It's about the usual questions of course -- income, stability and lifestyle. But, it's also about finding a path forward that fits with the deepest parts of who you are and the foundations of faith that they rest on. So, if you're looking for more then an aptitude test, come and understand how you can truly know what has already been written upon your heart and soul.

As a certified employee assistance professional (CEAP) for many years, I have extensive experience in a wide range of work related concerns. I am also trained facilitator of the True Colors personality inventory. I frequently use this tool to help clients explore their personality profile and identify strengths and interests that pertain to career choice.Whether you are entering the workforce for the first time or transitioning mid-career, understanding your unique attributes can be an essentially part of finding satisfying employment.

Gerard has extensive experience with career counselling and coaching, with a solid foundation of testing and assessment for vocational interests, aptitudes, personality and values. He has helped hundreds of people from youth to seniors in various stages of career exploration or transition to achieve more a more satisfying direction and purpose in life.

Ever struggled with what to do with your life? Ever wondered what career you were best suited for? I know, because I've been there. It's confusing and at times, frustrating and potentially defeating. How do you combine your unique talents, interests, abilities and passion to find a career, shall we even say a 'calling', that works for you? By using a variety of methods that look at the whole person, you will come to know yourself, and be better able to tell what jobs work for you, and more importantly, WHY.

Do you feel like lack of social confidence, anxiety, and poor social skills are keeping you back at work? Or maybe you are just starting your career and selecting jobs that won't require talking much to others or socializing, because you just feel so anxious even thinking about that. Do you dread group work, social events, speaking out in meetings, parties and networking? I have good news for you! Social confidence is a learned skill, one you can learn just like any other. You just need the right information, some support and feedback and the drive to try some new things. The rewards are potentially very large, especially at work. Level up your career and your life!

If you are seeking a career change or transformation that will enhance the meaning, fulfillment and purpose you experience in your life's work - I'd be happy to assist you on this exciting journey! Alternatively, If you are looking to infuse your current career path with more vitality, passion, and a fresh outlook, I can help. Please contact me for further information!

What to do? What to become? Do I change careers, do i go back to school, is it okay to disappointed with what I thought I loved? How do I get back after such a long break? Are these some of the questions you have been asking? Maybe it would help to step back and take a look at your career path (or lack of one) and see how on get on track with meaningful work that helps you achieve your life goals.