Tobi Olajide,Chioma Ezebialu,Christabel Uche-Orji et al. Tobi Olajide et al.

The study revealed the need for structured career counseling and increased exposure to underrepresented specialties to address the uneven distribution of specialists in Nigeria.

Lei Gao,Yan Li,Wenqi Pang Lei Gao

These findings underscore the value of fostering opportunity-focused perspectives in career counseling and educational interventions to support graduates' mental health.

Huadi Wang,Jiawen Liu,Chunyu Li et al. Huadi Wang et al.

This study contributes to meaning in life in CHVCS, enriches career-related research based on CCT, and has important implications for career counseling from a construct perspective.

Reut Shoham,Hanni Robinson,Noy Yehiel et al. Reut Shoham et al.

The aim of the current study was to assess the potential impact of empowerment, psychological and career counseling on the level of satisfaction and burnout of medicine cadets during their internship year in a tertiary medical center....Conclusions: A combined, ongoing process of appraisal, empowerment, psychological and career counseling seems promising in the relenting effort to improve cadets' satisfaction and hopefully withhold the burnout process of young physicians.

Faruk Caner Yam Faruk Caner Yam

This study brings a new structure to the field of career counseling with the term career authenticity.

Clara U Nwankwo,Elizabeth Osita Egbule,Kelechi Ruth Ede et al. Clara U Nwankwo et al.

Conclusion: The study suggested that family health specialists and rational-emotive therapists collaborate with local authorities to provide career counseling services to farmers and establish community-based rational emotive institutes in each state of Nigeria.

Francis Milot-Lapointe,Yann Le Corff Francis Milot-Lapointe

This study tested whether trajectories of career decision difficulties identified in Milot-Lapointe and Le Corff (2023) predict outcomes of a manualized individual career counseling intervention 12 months after the intervention....Participants were 248 individuals who received an average of 7.79 sessions at a career counseling clinic and were reassessed 12 months after the intervention....Results showed that clients who experienced an optimal (Classes 1 and 2; 66% of clients) or a positive change but suboptimal (Class 3; 21% of clients) change during career counseling had negligible career decision difficulties 12 months after the intervention and were satisfied with their career decision...Results demonstrate the long-term utility of individual career counseling in producing, on average, sustainable positive outcomes for a large proportion of clients (87%)....They also offer insights into the longitudinal consequences associated to variability in career counseling as clients who did not experience any change during counseling achieved poorer outcomes on the long run.

Salih Ahmed Abdulla Salih Ahmed Abdulla

Among these, support for students with special needs (262 (93.6%)), strict internal school rules (250 (89.3%)), and availability of career counseling services (239 (85.4%)) were reported as major factors....Policymakers and healthcare providers should prioritize targeted interventions to improve school infrastructure, support students with special needs, and enhance career counseling services.

Emad Salawati,Ranya Ghamri,Ashraf Amir et al. Emad Salawati et al.

In this study, we found that income significantly influenced medical students' choices of specialty, with surgery being the most common, and that many students are undecided about their specialty, needing career counseling and mentoring programs.

Meaghen Quinlan-Davidson,Mahalia Dixon,Gina Chinnery et al. Meaghen Quinlan-Davidson et al.

Three latent classes were identified and included: (i) job and educational services (38.9%), or services that include career counseling and securing a work or educational placement; (ii) mental health and wellness services (34.9%), or services that offer support for mental health and wellness in the