Career Counselling and Coaching in Armstrong, British Columbia.

Did you know that career counselling can play a crucial role in finding job satisfaction and success? It helps individuals gain a deeper understanding of their strengths, interests, and values, leading to better career choices. Job enrichment, on the other hand, focuses on enhancing the content and scope of one's job, creating a more fulfilling work experience. If you're feeling stuck or unfulfilled in your current job, career counselling and job enrichment could be the key to finding your passion and reaching new heights in your career.

Maybe as a child you dreamed about having a great life of abundance and achieve greatness. At that age, you were a winner and you would stand up and defend your dreams against any challenges. Unfortunately, lots of people may lose some of that winning spirit growing up and the champion in you may have slowly dimed. Maybe you do set goals and you do have an idea of what your purpose and direction in life is. This simply is not enough for you to experience the abundance in life that you deserve. You have all the potential to radically make a difference! It is already deep inside of you and waiting to be used. Together, we will work toward using that amazing potential.

Finding the right road can be difficult, especially in these unprecedented times. Together we will figure out what your strengths are, which jobs are best for you, and how to go about achieving your best life. With a wealth of understanding and local connections, I can help you find the best way forward, feel confident in your decision, and start your future today!

Career development involves a series of lifelong choices. It can be very helpful to further clarify your future goals with an unbiased professional. Louisa specifically focuses on career changes and how you can increase your happiness in your livelihood. She also works with those who are transitioning into retirement. Vernon, draws a people from all around for their retirement years. Often this can be a tricky transition in life. A few times a year Louisa offers a “Transitioning into Retirement” group seminar.

My approach to career counselling and planning is taken from the now famous resource Designing Your Life. We apply Design Thinking to reframe obstacles to opportunities in creative ways that may be impossible to imagine now. Then we design plans to give you the inspiration and practical experiences that prove what career decision will bring you the greatest happiness, fulfillment, and reward.

Are you feeling lost over where to go in your career? Do you find yourself stuck debating practicality vs. what you really want to do? Is it hard to even connect with what you want to do at all? These dilemmas, as well as the overwhelm that comes with career transition, are the sort of issues I am glad to help you with. Working with me means unpacking your deeper identity, helping you to better understand who you are and what you want from life. From here, we consider the ‘nuts and bolts’ of how to prepare for career transition, including organizing your day and addressing the inner-critic. I look forward to chatting with you about achieving your dream vocation.

I understand that life transitions can bring about a sense of uncertainty, especially when it comes to your career path. In our career counseling sessions, we'll take a holistic approach, exploring your skills, interests, and values to help you make informed decisions. We'll also look at practical aspects like resume building and interview techniques. While change can be daunting, it's also an opportunity for growth and new beginnings. Together, we'll work to not only navigate these transitions but to also turn them into stepping stones for a fulfilling career and a brighter future.

To incorporate an SFBT approach to help clients identify their own resiliency from a strength based perspective. To use positive psychology language and focus on solution when clients may be wanting to explore other careers or feel stuck in their current one. To assist clients remember and identify past adversities and their history of overcoming situational challenges.