Career counseling is suitable for adults aged 18 and above who are seeking career and life direction. This includes:
College students and young adults:
Whether you're preparing for your career, college, or graduate school, career counseling can provide valuable guidance as you embark on this exciting phase of your life. This includes help choosing a major, evaluating graduate programs, or planning for internships and early career experiences.
Workers in transition:
If you're shifting or returning to the workforce, career counseling can help you navigate the changes, identify transferable skills, and explore new opportunities.
Professionals contemplating change:
If you're considering a career change or looking to explore new avenues within your field, career counseling offers support and guidance to help you make informed decisions. We explore options that align with your values, skills, and lifestyle, and help you prepare for the financial, emotional, and logistical aspects of making a career shift.
Creatives and entrepreneurs:
Whether you're an artist, designer, or aspiring entrepreneur, career counseling can assist you in uncovering your niche, building a business plan, and pursuing your creative passions. We can also discuss how to manage the emotional rollercoaster of self-employment and stay motivated during unpredictable periods.
Late-career professionals:
If you're contemplating retirement or seeking new ways to find fulfillment in your late career, career counseling can help you explore meaningful options and plan for a rewarding transition. This might include mentoring, consulting, volunteering, or shifting to a part-time role that aligns with your expertise.
Retirees seeking fulfillment:
If you're a retiree feeling unfulfilled with retirement life, career counseling can help you discover new paths, hobbies, or part-time work opportunities that bring purpose and satisfaction. Many retirees seek out “encore careers” that focus more on purpose than income—and we’ll explore those paths with you.
Burned out or dissatisfied professionals:
If you feel disconnected from your work, overwhelmed, or stuck in a toxic environment, career counseling can help you develop a healthier outlook, set boundaries, or explore a more aligned career path.