“The Great Scattering” refers to the way friendships naturally evolve, drift, or even dissolve over time in adulthood. In career counselling, we encourage clients to do a whole life satisfaction inventory—not just work, but hobbies, health, reality factors, and relationships too.
As a Registered Counselling Therapist at Canada Career Counselling, I often help clients navigate the challenge of...
As a Counselling Therapist specializing in career counselling in Halifax, I often hear clients grapple with a common...
Networking can feel like a big, scary word—especially if you’re exploring a career in a field where you don’t already...
Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, what makes you satisfied in your work? For some, it’s the excitement of solving...
I’ve seen the incredible impact that transferable skills can have. In today’s fast-changing job market, it’s helpful to know which skills are in demand, but it’s important to remember that any skill can lead to exciting possibilities that are a fit with your values, personality and reality factors.
