Career Counseling.

Catalog description

This course provides an overview of the major theories and models of career development, career decision-making, and vocational behavior across the lifespan. Students will learn to apply career counseling strategies to help clients address a variety of career-related issues, including career choice, vocational rehabilitation, career transitions, retirement planning, mid-life career changes, and the integration of work, leisure, and life balance. Emphasis is placed on using culturally responsive approaches and relevant resources to meet the diverse needs of individuals across different background and life stages. Prerequisites: MHA 512 and MHA 518 .