Career Counselling and Coaching in Puslinch, Ontario.

Occupational stress, striving for a new goal, or starting a change in career may have a person feeling fearful, needing support and clarity. Psychotherapy can help define goals, create action plans, and create meaning even when obstacles seem insurmountable. The answer to the questions we ask are often inside waiting to emerge through meaningful interaction.

Even the thought of building a career can feel overwhelming and it can be difficult to know where to start. While I do not offer support regarding career counselling, at Psychotherapy Collective, our online clinic, we have therapists who are available to offer a free 15-minute consultation to see if they are the right fit for your journey. Visit https://www.psychotherapycollective.ca/our-team/therapist/usman-khan

Shauna has a edge on career counselling and planning through the use of NBI thinking preference assessments that define your preferred ways of thinking, studying, learning, and interacting with the world. Through this powerful tool, individuals come to understand their preferred way of thinking, working, and engaging the world, leading them to make positive and creative choices for their education and career aspirations.

My background in the corporate world deeply informs my approach to career counseling, allowing me to understand the challenges, expectations, and dynamics clients face in professional settings. I provide a supportive, collaborative space where you can explore your goals, strengths, and obstacles. Using a client-centered, solution-focused approach, I help you clarify your career direction, build confidence, and develop practical strategies for growth. Clients gain guidance rooted in real-world experience, empowering them to navigate transitions, overcome barriers, and pursue fulfilling, meaningful career paths.

My approach to career counseling is not about personality tests or resume tips. It’s about helping clients navigate the deeper questions that arise when work feels disconnected from identity, purpose, or vitality. Often, career distress signals a deeper misalignment — between the life one has built and the person one is becoming. Together, we explore how attachment patterns, self-worth, relational dynamics, and existential concerns shape how you show up in your professional life. This is not about finding the perfect job — it’s about restoring right relationship with meaning, agency, and the kind of work that supports who you are becoming.

A career is more than just a way to pay the bills. Every person spends most of their life in their careers and the career satisfaction/non-satisfaction spills over to the person’s personal life, too. However, there are many variables that can lead to career dissatisfaction. It can be the environment, interpersonal relationships, the skills and talents required for the job, and ultimately the person’s view of the job. A successful career counselling helps the client to take a closer look at these variables and to tackle the issues that lead to an unhealthy career life. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to see if we are a good fit.

In today’s world, it is normal to feel confused as to what career path to choose, how to change the one you have right now and how to keep moving forward in the direction of your choice, to reach your goals, to reach your potential. I have worked with many individuals, nationally and internationally guiding them towards their educational and professional goals and dreams.

In my work with career counselling, I help clients explore their skills, values, and passions to find meaningful and sustainable paths forward. Together, we clarify goals, identify obstacles, and develop strategies for growth, transition, or change. I focus not only on practical steps—like resumes, networking, or job searches—but also on aligning career choices with personal strengths and purpose. Through reflection, guidance, and actionable planning, I support clients in building confidence, resilience, and clarity so they can navigate their professional journeys with intention and fulfillment.

Even the thought of building a career can feel overwhelming and it can be difficult to know where to start. While I do not offer support regarding career counselling, at Psychotherapy Collective, our online clinic, we have therapists who are available to offer a free 15-minute consultation to see if they are the right fit for your journey. Visit https://www.psychotherapycollective.ca/our-team/therapist/usman-khan

My approach to career counselling aims to empower individuals to make informed decisions about their careers, maximize their potential, and achieve personal and professional success and satisfaction. It involves exploring and evaluating factors such as interests, skills, values, personality traits, and life circumstances to help clients align their career goals with their personal and professional aspirations. It is a collaborative and client-centered process that considers the individual's unique circumstances, preferences, and goals for their future.

Even the thought of building a career can feel overwhelming and it can be difficult to know where to start. While I do not offer support regarding career counselling, at Psychotherapy Collective, our online clinic, we have therapists who are available to offer a free 15-minute consultation to see if they are the right fit for your journey. Visit https://www.psychotherapycollective.ca/our-team/therapist/usman-khan

According to one study, about 75% of the population feels stuck in a job that they find unsatisfying. It does not have to be that way! It is possible to pursue a vocation that maps on to your values, passion, natural abilities and environment. Whether you are new to Canada, just entering the work force, in transition, or functioning with a disability - a career counsellor can help you explore your options, discover your passion, and develop your skills to make good decisions about your future.

Matt has worked as a career development supporting teens and adults for many years. He can support you in figuring out where you’re headed, what motivates you, and how to make choices that fit your strengths, gifts, values, interests, and stage of life. It’s not about picking a path: it’s about understanding yourself better, exploring real options, and planning and moving towards the next steps in your career journey in a way that feels both achievable and meaningful.