The Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania will launch an exciting career training program for young people ages 16-24 in the Mon Valley. As a key element in its Career Works plan, Boys & Girls Clubs cultivated relationships with companies to deliver training programs featuring science, technology, engineering and manufacturing. It’s anticipated the program […]
Are you grappling with a career disappointment? Lose a promotion? Denied acceptance into grad school? Failed the CPA accounting exam? Laid off after a long stint with a company? There are a number of proven strategies to help you not only cope but use the setback to move forward to new opportunities.
Your son or daughter will be a junior in college. You’ve sacrificed a lot to put him through school. For less than one semester’s tuition, you can up the odds to secure a job upon graduation.
Focusing – it’s not what you’re thinking. I’m referring to a method for releasing feelings locked within the body. Developed in the 1930s by Eugene Gendlin at the University of Chicago, it is used by many coaches and therapists to this day. I’ve found it very helpful with my career clients.
A recent article in the New York Times cited San Antonio’s Project Quest job training as a remarkable success. Participants complete college degree programs and go on to secure positions in the job marketplace. This is in sharp contrast to the many retraining program that fail to produce results. What makes Project Quest different?
Looking for a job is one of the most stressful things we encounter. Some feel it falls right under divorce and losing a loved one. One of the ways I help my clients to deal with feelings of depression, anxiety and melancholy is employing Morita Therapy, a key component of Constructive Living.