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Later Life Career Planning: A New Challenge for Career Counselors

Audrey L. Canaff

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This article discusses the issue of later‐life career planning for adults. Many older adults choose to return to employment rather than enter the traditional retirement stage of their life cycle. The article considers career options for the older adult.

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This article discusses the issue of later‐life career planning for adults. Many older adults choose to return to employment rather than enter the traditional retirement stage of their life cycle. The article considers career options for the older adult.

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This article discusses the issue of later‐life career planning for adults. Many older adults choose to return to employment rather than enter the traditional retirement stage of their life cycle. The article considers career options for the older adult.

Key concepts: Career planning, Career counseling, Psychology, Career development, Retirement planning, Cognitive Information Processing, Career portfolio, Gerontology

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