Description
“Career Development Interventions” (6th Edition) by Spencer G. Niles and JoAnn Harris-Bowlsbey is a comprehensive, research-based textbook designed for career counseling professionals, educators, and students. This edition provides an in-depth exploration of career development theories, assessment tools, and intervention strategies tailored to individuals at different life stages.
Key Features:
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Theoretical Foundations – Covers major career development theories (e.g., Holland, Super, Krumboltz) and their real-world applications.
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Practical Techniques – Offers step-by-step guidance on career counseling, group interventions, and career coaching.
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Diversity & Inclusion – Addresses career development needs across cultures, socioeconomic backgrounds, and special populations.
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Technology & Trends – Examines the impact of digital tools, social media, and labor market changes on career counseling.
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Case Studies & Exercises – Enhances learning with real-life scenarios, reflection questions, and activities.
Ideal for graduate students in counseling programs and practicing career counselors, this book bridges theory and practice, ensuring professionals are equipped to support clients in an evolving job market. Rent this edition to gain expert insights into effective career development strategies.
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