Career and Personal Concerns Expressed by Career Counseling Clients
Walter P. Anderson, Spencer G. Niles
Abstract
Walter P. Anderson, Spencer G. Niles
Abstract
In this study, the authors used case notes to classify client concerns that surfaced during career counseling with adults in a university‐sponsored community counseling center. A two‐stage classification system was developed and used to estimate the frequencies of occurrence for career and personal issues that surface during career counseling. The authors concluded that a substantial overlap exists between the content of career counseling and that of psychotherapy.
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In this study, the authors used case notes to classify client concerns that surfaced during career counseling with adults in a university‐sponsored community counseling center. A two‐stage classification system was developed and used to estimate the frequencies of occurrence for career and personal issues that surface during career counseling. The authors concluded that a substantial overlap exists between the content of career counseling and that of psychotherapy.
Key concepts: Career counseling, Psychology, Career development, Cognitive Information Processing, Applied psychology, Medical education, Social psychology, Medicine