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The well-being outcomes of career guidance
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The well-being outcomes of career guidance. The well-being outcomes of career guidance. The well-being outcomes of career guidance. Peter J. Robertson*. School of Life, Sport and Social Sciences, Edinburgh Napier University, Edinburgh, UK. Received 24 August 2012; final version received 3 February 2013. E-mail (required, but will not display). Notify me of follow-up comments.
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The Project
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This project is all about engaging partners across Nova Scotia to discover how we can increase the social inclusion of people with mental health problems/illnesses. Employment is a critical cornerstone of equality and social inclusion. We know from the research that stigma and discrimination towards people with mental health problems/illnesses limits their economic opportunities, involvement within their community and compromises their quality of life. Throughout the project information will be shared on...
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Mental Health and Career Planning: Bridging the Gap | jacksonCAREER
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April 19, 2013. Mental Health and Career Planning: Bridging the Gap. What can career development professionals do to improve service and outcomes for clients faced with struggles associated with mental health? This is a frequently underserved population and, unfortunately, job search and career planning services are no exception. The Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling (CERIC) has funded a project report. The report by Neasa Martin, of Neasa Martin and Associates. Both clients and p...
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Preliminary Results
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Regional meetings were held across the province of Nova Scotia during September 2011. Over 100 participants attended to provide feedback and advise us on next steps. As requested a PDF of the presentation is available below. This presentation included an overview on the current research looking at stigma, discrimination and social inclusion as well as the PRELIMINARY results for the career practitioner and service users surveys. Please feel free to download the PDF document below:.
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Final Report Posted!
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The final report for the Charting the Course project is now posted on the CERIC website. We are very interested to get your feedback of the report. The Board of Directors has agreed to submit another proposal to CERIC to develop training tools in aligment with your stated priorities. Http:/ issuu.com/ceric ca/docs/charting the course project final report/25. E-mail (required, but will not display). Notify me of follow-up comments.
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Cannexus 2012 Presentation
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These documents are in PDF format for your convenience. Cannexus 2012 - Speaking Notes (downloadable PDF). Charting The Course - Cannexus 2012 Presentation (downloadable PDF).
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Charting The Course
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Be a part of the exciting project to create an online training tool for career services workers. Help us by sharing resources of relevance, adding expert input into content, champion the project and share information with others, help us disseminate the manual when complete. For more information contact Nesasa Martin at:. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Why is this project important? In the toolkit development process include: CERIC, Nova Scot...
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PARTICIPATE IN OUR PROJECT SURVEYS
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PARTICIPATE IN OUR PROJECT SURVEYS. An essential part of this project is to learn from stakeholders more about the current strengths, gaps, issues, and concerns that career practitioners face in supporting people with mental health problems/issues to reach their career/ employment goals. We also want to learn about the experience of people using career/employment/economic development services who are living with mental health problems/illnesses. Client Survey - Mental Health and Employment. Please click ...
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Articles
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These documents are in PDF format for your convenience. Cannexus 2012 - Speaking Notes (downloadable PDF). Charting The Course - Cannexus 2012 Presentation (downloadable PDF). We will continue to seek input and update the findings. Your support in engaging people to participate would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to download the PDF document below:. Bull; Consumers of mental health and career planning services. Bull; Career practitioners and economic development counselors. Bull; Government po...
