Career Counseling and Coaching in Conyers, Georgia.

Your career is a major part of your life, taking up at least 40 hours (probably more) of each week, not to mention the effects on your social and personal life outside of work. Achieving career satisfaction and work/life balance is difficult. I can help you explore where you are on this spectrum of satisfaction and find out what is missing. Together we can develop a plan that sets you up for success, whether it's about changing careers/jobs, changing roles within your job, or changing something within yourself. Work doesn't have to be something you dread. It can be something you feel fulfilled by and inspired to be a part of.

Sometimes your success in the workplace has a lot to do with your work ethic, mindset and skill level. Learning to be your best can often translate to more success at work, getting work and retaining work. Uncovering what you are passionate about can also be very motivating and rewarding. My office is virtual so it is convenient and less costly. If you are unemployed please mention it so I can give you a discounted rate.

Do you feel stuck in your career? Are you unhappy at work? Then career counseling might be right for you. It can help you find the answers already within you, answers you may not be aware are there, just waiting to break through so you can live an authentic, satisfying life. Bridgette has worked with people just like you & helped them find clarity, solutions & the courage to follow their dreams & have a career that gives them meaning, purpose & satisfaction.

Offices in Decatur & Duluth. Being unhappy with the type of work you do can spill over into all areas of life. Career counseling can help you to find meaningful work that fits with who you really are and what you want out of life. I focus specifically on Career Counseling. It's not just one of the areas I work with, it is "THE" specialty I work with. I offer a career assessment/testing program as well as hourly sessions to help you with wherever you are in your career planning - from high schoolers making first decisions in their career planning, to mid-life career planning, and even for those appoaching retirement. With so much time spent at work, make your career the best it can be

When people hit a point in their life where they simply don't know what they'd like to do with themselves and what would give them a sense of accomplishment in life, they turn to a therapist for guidance. I assist others to find themselves and to set goals that are attainable and realistic. Oftentimes, people find that through therapy they are able to become "unstuck" and to connect with what works naturally for them.

While most career counselors love to give you capacity based profiles of what your talents and interests are for your best bet career choices, Grey Matters international believes that most people make predictably irrational decisions and then after making them learn way to make them fit into their identities using various types of rationalizations and strategies. We are able to assist folks in career counseling type settings by giving a deeper look at their decision making profile so they can better understand where the core frustration or desire is coming from in the world of work. Contact kevin@kevinflemingphd.com or 877-606-6161.

I have helped people with: resume writing, interview practice, interview anxiety, personal branding, salary negotiation, using LinkedIn for job search, networking, career direction, midlife career issues, anxiety, depression, loss of confidence, and the transition from employee to self-employed. Prior to becoming a therapist, I earned an MBA and had a long career in the corporate world as a marketing communications professional and team leader. I also have several years of experience as a career counselor and job search coach, and I have taught career management and job search workshops. Please see the career section of my website for more information

Changing careers or standing at a cross road while trying to figure out your next move can be very challenging and frustrating. Dealing with an unruly coworker or supervisor can add more stress to an already challenging situation. Let's go over ideas in a discovery coaching session to help you identify your goals and next steps. I help my clients through the process of change and transition gain a sense of confidence and take back their power. You are not alone!