Career counseling for people who want more than a personality test

Understand yourself more deeply, and discover work that fits who you are

Career decisions are about more than choosing a career

Most people don't need someone to tell them what job to pursue. They need help understanding themselves. Personality, interests, strengths, values, fears, family expectations, and life experiences all influence vocational decisions. Career counseling helps bring those pieces together so you can move forward with confidence. Without that deeper understanding, even good career options can feel impossible to evaluate.

Choosing the wrong major or career path can cost years of time and thousands of dollars—but career uncertainty doesn’t end after graduation. Many capable people—both students and working professionals—feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of their direction, even when they are bright and motivated.

  • One in three college students changes their major at least once

  • About half of graduates work in jobs unrelated to what they studied

This pattern often continues into adulthood.

  • Fewer than half of U.S. workers report being satisfied in their jobs

  • A majority of employees report feeling disengaged or unfulfilled at work

  • Many adults consider changing careers, often without a clear sense of direction

Together, these trends highlight how common—and costly—career uncertainty can be without clear direction. Whether you are choosing a path for the first time or reconsidering one you’ve been on for years, gaining clarity about your interests, strengths, and direction can make a meaningful difference.

Choosing the wrong path

Step 1: Understand You
We'll explore your interests, strengths, personality, values, fears, and life experiences using thoughtful counseling and evidence-based assessments.

Step 2: Discover Patterns
Rather than looking at assessment scores in isolation, we'll integrate everything we learn to identify consistent themes about how you're wired and where you're most likely to thrive.

Step 3: Explore Possibilities
Together we'll evaluate career paths, educational options, required training, earning potential, and labor market trends that align with your unique profile.

Step 4: Move Forward
You'll leave with greater clarity and a practical plan for your next step, whether that's choosing a major, changing careers, or pursuing additional education.

What’s included

  • 3 career counseling sessions (additional sessions as needed)

  • Research-supported career and personality assessments

  • Personalized action plan

Career counseling is provided at my standard counseling rate. Evidence-based career assessments are recommended when appropriate and billed separately. During your first session, we'll determine which assessments, if any, would be most helpful for your situation.

How career counseling works