New Career Psychologist Service: Dealing with The Quarter Life Crisis
- Are you between the ages of 25 and 35 and dissatisfied with your career?
- Is your career not turning out the way you expected?
- Are you stuck in a job you dislike but uncertain of what would suit you better?
Daniel Levinson, a Yale graduated Psychologist, developed a theory of adult development. Believe it or not, the age 30 transition is one of the toughest transitions we go through after adolescence. This phenomena is known as the quarter-life crisis.
The quarter life crisis can strike any time between our mid twenties to early thirties. We have enough experience to know what works – and what doesn’t. Life begins to get more serious and inevitably we start to think about where we are, and compare this to where we want to go. So it is perhaps not surprising that, as we approach our mid twenties and early thirties, we start questioning our career choices. Many feel stuck between a rock and a hard place – between an unwanted present and an uncertain future.
If you are reading this and saying to yourself ‘this sounds like me’ then we can help.
To find out more about service contact Tas, who has designed a programme specifically for you:
Email: Taslim@thecareerpsychologist.com
LinkedIn: http://uk.linkedin.com/in/taslimtharani
Testimonials:
“Taslim is a dedicated professional with a strong vision for early career coaching. I have found working with Taslim a creative and enjoyable process and would recommend her to anyone interested in early career development.” Hired Taslim as a Career Coach in 2011
“Taslim’s coaching sessions helped me to understand the core values and key motivations that were driving my career choices. She enabled me to identify my core skills and make the most of them when applying for jobs. She is very approachable and provides a comfortable and open space for discussion. I found her to be an excellent listener, and she was both encouraging and challenging in her technique. She was able to get me to answer many of my own questions, which gave me more confidence in myself and a more positive outlook on my career. I would recommend Taslim as a careers coach for anyone who is looking for insightful, unbiased and non-judgemental assistance with their career direction.” Recent Graduate, hired Taslim as a Career Coach in 2011
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