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This free webinar series offer the opportunity to further explore the career theories and models compiled in CERIC’s book Career Theories and Models at Work: Ideas for Practice. Webinars are led by the contributing authors to the book. More webinars (English and French) presented by the authors of the book will be added to the series soon!

Webinar: Helping Clients Take Control of Their Career Future with the Solution-Focused Theory

Date: Monday, March 29, 2021, 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm ET

Presenter : Judi Miller

Language: English

Overview

The Solution-Focused theory requires practitioners to shift their energy from interpreting what it is that the client wants, to enabling the client to tell, hear and enact their own preferred life-career. Their conversations help clients shape and consider what kind of life they hope for, and to recognize what resources they already have that will help them move towards that desired future. This Solution-Focused theory and approach aims to encourage client curiosity that leads to their (re)discovery of self resourcefulness.

Why You Should Attend:

In the free webinar, Judi Miller will share her experience of working from a solution-focused perspective and encourage participants to explore and reflect on ways that they may incorporate key assumptions and techniques in their work. It is of value to anyone interested in extending the ways that they can collaborate with clients who are exploring their career and work aspirations.

Webinar Learnings:

• Major assumptions and tenets of the Solution-Focused approach to help clients help themselves
• Accepting the challenge presented by viewing clients as experts in their own lives
• Key questions that help clients envisage their hopes for, and beyond, a career counselling session
• Nuanced differences in the Solution-Focused way of listening for the person’s strengths, skills and abilities and for what they are doing now that fits well with their hopes for how they would like things to be
• Practice points for being solution-focused in your career counselling

Judi Miller, PhD, is a recently retired Associate Professor and Counsellor Educator for the Master of Counselling in the School of Health Sciences at the University of Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand. Judi has been teaching and supervising the practice of solution-focused counsellors for 25 years. She has researched the effectiveness of solution-focused training for counsellors and has published work on counselling ethics, professionalism and solution-focused career and personal counselling. Judi is also one of the authors of the Career Theories and Models at Work: Ideas for Practice book (Chapter 24: Solution-Focused Theory and Career Practice).

Webinaire : Advocacie et projet collectif et communautaires menés par des personnes immigrantes : une entrée par la théorie culturelle-historique de l’activité

Date : Lundi 12 avril 2021, 12 h – 13 h HE

Présentateurs : Patricia Dionne, Audrey Dupuis

Langue : Français

Aperçu 

Plusieurs travaux de recherche mettent en lumière les injustices et la double stigmatisation vécue par les femmes immigrantes à l’égard de leur appartenance ethnique et de genre. Selon les fondements de la théories culturelle-historique de l’activité (Cultural-Historical Activity Theory) et sur les concepts d’advocacie et de justice sociale nous présentons les résultats d’une recherche illustrée par une vignette pratique et traitant d’un projet collectif d’orientation mené dans leur communauté par des personnes immigrantes. Les résultats positifs de cette intervention – centrée à la fois sur le développement des communautés et sur celui des personnes – en termes d’insertion sociale et professionnelle seront discutés. Les implications du contexte sociosanitaire actuel pour l’intervention impliquant des projets collectifs dans la communauté seront également présentées.

Patricia Dionne est professeure agrégée au Département d’orientation professionnelle de l’Université de Sherbrooke. Elle s’intéresse selon une perspective de justice sociale à l’intervention en groupe auprès d’adultes en situation de vulnérabilité. Elle a contribué au développement de programmes d’intervention en orientation visant à favoriser le développement du pouvoir d’agir de jeunes et d’adultes.

Audrey Dupuis est conseillère en orientation et candidate au doctorat en éducation à l’Université de Sherbrooke. Ses recherches portent sur le counseling de carrière groupal, l’orientation professionnelle des personnes immigrantes et l’anxiété dans le contexte du choix de carrière. Elle travaille actuellement au développement d’un programme d’intervention groupal dans une perspective culturelle-historique.

Patricia Dionne et Audrey Dupuis sont également les auteures du livre Théories et modèles orientés sur la carrière : des idées pour la pratique (Chapitre 11 : Théorie culturelle-historique de l’activité : counseling de carrière groupal collectif pour la justice sociale de femmes issues de minorités visibles).

Career Theories and Models at Work: Ideas for Practice

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Aperçu

Notre série de webinaires sur l’approche d’acceptation et d’engagement (ACT) présentée par Frédéric Piot commence dans quelques semaines déjà! Inscrivez-vous maintenant pour en découvrir plus sur les fondements de cette approche et pour repartir avec des exemples d’actions concrètes à mettre en place avec vos clients afin de les libérer de leurs blocages.

Pourquoi les professionnels de carrière devraient participer : 

Dans l’optique d’aider leurs clients à se libérer du piège intérieur de la rigidité psychologique et de leur permettre de retrouver du bien-être et de l’élan dans leurs études ou leur vie professionnelle, les intervenants du counseling de carrière ont fort à gagner à intégrer l’approche d’acceptation et d’engagement (ACT) dans leur pratique et ainsi d’accroître la souplesse psychologique de leurs clients.

Dans cette série de webinaires nous discuterons des fondements de cette approche et identifierons les situations et comportements de nos clients qui sont néfastes à leur développement professionnel ou scolaire.  Les participants repartiront avec des exemples d’actions concrètes à mettre en place avec leurs clients afin d’intégrer l’approche ACT dans leur pratique et les libérer de leurs obstacles.

Cette série de webinaires s’adresse autant à des participants néophytes qui souhaitent découvrir, intégrer des stratégies et outils issus de l’ACT qu’à celles et ceux qui souhaitent approfondir leur connaissance de cette approche.

Webinaire nº 1 : Origine, fondements, principe et levier d’intervention de l’ACT

• Cerner la rigidité psychologique chez nos clients
• Saisir la pertinence de les aider à cultiver leur souplesse psychologique
• Survoler le paradigme cognitif et comportemental de l’ACT
• Appréhender les deux principaux fondements de cette approche
• Découvrir un outil de conceptualisation de cas : la matrice

Webinaire nº 2 : Entrainer nos clients à la souplesse psychologique

• Distinguer les comportements d’approche et d’éloignement
• Reconnaitre l’inutilité de la lutte
• Identifier les situations gâchettes qui déclenchent des comportements de lutte
• Apprendre à se décoincer en testant des actions valorisées

Webinaire nº 3 : Prendre soin de l’intervenant que nous souhaitons être

• Être au clair avec l’intervenant que nous souhaitons être
• Distinguer nos comportements d’approche et d’éloignement en rencontre
• Reconnaitre la forme que prend notre lutte avec certains clients
• Identifier les situations et comportement de nos clients qui nous coincent
• Apprendre à nous décoincer en testant des actions valorisées

Que nous disent les participants du webinaire de Frédéric?

Frédéric Piot est conseiller d’orientation au Québec. Il exerce à la fois dans le cadre d’une pratique privée (orientation-quebec.com) et comme chargé de cours à l’UQAM. Parallèlement, il termine l’évaluation d’un protocole de counseling d’orientation en groupe basé sur l’ACT et baptisé OREKA (oreka.uqam.ca) dans le cadre de son PhD en Éducation (UQAM). Enfin, il offre de la formation sur l’ACT en milieu de travail (carrefours jeunesse emploi, organismes en employabilité, commissions scolaires).

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