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Career
difficulties:
Difficulties
in one’s work life can occur at any stage. When a person is just
starting to look for a career path, trying to find the right job
“fit” sometimes can be very challenging. Problems may arise
during an established career when the person begins to feel less
satisfied and wonders whether to consider finding a new career or
putting renewed effort into making the existing career more
acceptable. Retirement poses still more challenges because it
represents a significant transition in one’s life with many
potential pitfalls as well as opportunities. Whatever the career
stage, it often can be helpful to meet with a therapist to discuss
the particular issues causing difficulties. If it’s a question
of career fit, the clinician may recommend a vocational assessment
to help guide the choice of career. For other career-related
issues, talking with an objective professional can often help to
clarify the issues and the person’s feelings, thoughts and
motivations related to the career situation in question.
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