“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.
Burnout is a topic I’ve been speaking about and counselling clients on frequently. According to the International...
Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, what makes you satisfied in your work? For some, it’s the excitement of solving...
The Power of Reflection. Addressing the challenge of balancing rising productivity demands with the need for quick and efficient performance. Beth MacLeod, Registered Provisional Psychologist, explores practical strategies for carving out more thinking time in the workplace.
Burnout can creep up on anyone. But what if there were earlier signs of burnout that we could detect? Ones that would allow you to stop burnout in its tracks before it escalates.
In my work at Canada Career Counselling, I often encounter clients who find themselves stuck in toxic work...
