Winter 2011

By Renee Pike The Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Career Practitioners (NLACP) is gaining momentum, which was evident from the 120 delegates attending the second annual […]

By Melissa Macfarlane Day in and day out we meet with clients to help them reach their goals. As career practitioners, we assist them in recognizing their […]

By Lynn Fraser Have you seen the L’Oreal Ten Minute Crème Colorant ads? The slogan – “Ten Minutes to Rich, Radiant Color” – grabbed me. What […]

By Diana Jolly Being a new mom and getting back in the workforce can be challenging to say the least. Some mornings, it’s hard to make […]

By Patricia Rawson Most people struggle when asked the question, “What are your strengths?” This is a conventional question asked at interviews and often one that […]

By Jayne Greene-Black and Mark Franklin Helping clients move into what we like to call their ‘green zone’ broadens possibilities, builds resilience and improves career and life […]

By Stephanie Clark While reflecting on this issue’s topic, an image popped into my mind. I envisioned one of those crazy jugglers who throw running chainsaws […]

By Betty Woodman I have always felt that if I am going to spend most of my waking hours away from the people I love, work […]

By Leigh Anne Saxe How are your clients?  Do they feel better now that they’ve worked with you?  Do they use the tools you have offered them?