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Career Counseling Strategies and Techniques For The 21st Century
Career Counseling Strategies and Techniques For The 21st Century
Chapter 8
What Do We Know?
There is a positive relationship between counselor confidence in establishing a therapeutic relationship and client confidence in coping with career transitions.
Career counseling clients devote considerable attention to noncareer concerns in sessions.
What We Know
Career counselors tend to give information and set limits more frequently during career counseling than during general counseling.
Career counseling participants identify aspects of self-exploration, support, and educating as the most important and helpful career counseling interventions.
What We Know
There seems to be a close relationship between the processes of psychotherapy and career counseling.
Developing an effective working alliance is critical to positive outcomes in career counseling.
Crites View
The need for career counseling is greater than the need for psychotherapy. Career counseling
can be therapeutic. should follow psychotherapy. is more effective than psychotherapy. is more difficult than psychotherapy.
Types of Support
Emotional support Informational support Assessment support