by Jo Leonard | Feb 1, 2019 | 20-Somethings, Career Launch, Career Management
Wisdom to help 20-somethings manage their careers Career Navigation Strategies for Gen Y (aka Millennials)We interviewed Christopher Giangrasso, who heads up Human Resources at a publicly traded corporation in the Philadelphia area. Chris is a good friend of mine, and...
by Jo Leonard | Jan 16, 2019 | 20-Somethings, Career Launch
Advanced Career Therapy for Reducing Stress and AnxietyIn my January 1st post, I started to talk about using Concomitant Career Therapy as a powerful tool for decreasing anxiety, finding perspective, and pulling oneself out of mental malaise. Many of my clients are...
by Jo Leonard | Jan 1, 2019 | 20-Somethings, Career Launch, Uncategorized
Anxious? Try Career Therapy. Anxious? Try Career Therapy.It’s a brand new year, and that signals the opportunity for making a fresh start. Setting resolutions is supposed to be motivating, but many of my clients find that the pressure to be a better person each...
by Jo Leonard | Dec 26, 2018 | College Applications
Should My Child Take the ACT or the SAT? As a college counselor in Bucks County, PA, I help students and their families navigate the college application process. Standardized testing is one of the cornerstones of the process and I am often asked by clients, “should my...
by Jo Leonard | Dec 16, 2018 | 20-Somethings, Choosing a Major, College Students, College Students, Uncategorized
Wisdom in your Teens and 20s Comes From Looking Backward and Forward As a career coach, I am always focused on helping my clients move forward by taking clearly defined actions. That might look like choosing a college major, updating a resume to start the internship...
