Headstuck: The Psychology of Work and Career Change: Portfolio Careers and Pensions

Good article from the perenially excellent Portfolio Careers Blog.

About Me / About What I do:

I'm an Occupational Psychologist using evidence-based interventions to help people cope with career change and the trials, tribulations and occasional triumphs of the workplace.

Please note this is my OLD blog which I now use for occasional strange ramblings.

My new Career Psychology Blog - Headstuck - is here:

http://www.thecareerpsychologist.com/headstuck-career-change-blog/

My blog for organisaitons, HR managers, leaders etc is here:

http://workingwithact.com/

Plus have a look at My Career Decision Making Services. or contact me here: rob@thecareerpsychologist.com

About this blog

Do you feel like your job isn't quite right for you, but uncertain what would suit you better?

Career change is just one of those places in life where people get stuck, trapped between an unwanted present and an uncertain future.

I was in this position myself, but eventually left my career in management consultancy to retrain as an occupational psychologist. One of my specialisms is now helping people get 'unstuck' and to find their best career direction.

This blog is for those who are asking questions about their working lives. I never claim to eliminate the anxiety of career change, but I do help people find meaning and purpose in their lives, which can make those worries worthwhile.

More on my services

Headstuck: The Psychology of Work and Career Change

Friday, 26 November 2010

Portfolio Careers and Pensions

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