Tips & Training

I regularly review new and existing literature from various disciplines such psychology, philosophy and neuroscience to further my study of career counselling. During one of my recent dives into the...

A few years back when I was studying for my Instructional Design Certification, I took a course that challenged my perceptions about how video conferencing and PowerPoint affected marginalized and...

Read any good books lately? If you're looking for some titles to check out this Canada Career Month – or to share with your clients – we've rounded up 15...

How are you celebrating North American Career Week and Canada Career Month this November? If professional development on your radar, there are a wealth of options to choose from. Check...

Have you ever had a client who needed to write their resume but found themselves completely stuck and unable to even get started? Do they keep putting it off –...

As career development professionals, we know how important it is to have a plan when looking for work. I equate finding a job to going on vacation – you would...

While it might not be the case that we all possess a talent for art, we are all capable of benefitting from it. Art enables us to understand and explore...

The following webinars, taking place in October and hosted by a variety of organizations, cover topics such as strengths-based career counselling, the future of work for young adults with disabilities...

Mindfulness is a practice of keeping our attention to the experience on a moment-to-moment basis in an open and non-judgmental way. Jon Kabat-Zinn introduced the idea of mindfulness to the...

Social-emotional skills (SES) are the undertones to everything we think, say and do. In the workplace, SES play a pivotal role in building strong teams, enhancing leadership abilities and promoting...