Postmodern Career Counseling (eBook)

Louis A. Busacca, PhD, is an adjunct assistant professor of counseling and human services at Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia and a college counselor and adjunct professor of psychology at Lakeland Community College in Kirtland, Ohio. Mark C. Rehfuss, PhD, is an associate professor and director of the human services distance program in the Department of Counseling and Human Services at Old Dominion University.

"Leading the way with their own vision and scholarly touch, editors Busacca and Rehfuss have assembled a diverse group of contributors who showcase postmodernist-based principles. Educators, practitioners, researchers, and graduate students alike will find this book a ready resource for all things postmodern in career counseling theory and practice today." --Paul J. Hartung, PhD, Northeast Ohio Medical University, Editor, The Career Development Quarterly



"If you think you don't need to build or update your career counseling skills, think again. This book does an excellent job of highlighting pragmatic information and useful resources for career counselors to help clients ground themselves in meaning and purpose while navigating our rapidly-changing world. Written from a culturally diverse and gender-inclusive perspective, the examples and case studies throughout the text make theory come alive. Counselor educators, mental health counselors, and career counselors will all take away innovative and practical tools." --Carol A. Vecchio, Life Design/Career Counselor, Author, The Time Between Dreams: How to Navigate Uncertainty in Your Life and Work