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Fearful of Being Laid Off: Financial Concerns

by Lynn Berger | Feb 5, 2026 | blog, Career Transitions

As a Career Counselor and Coach for over 25 years I have worked with many clients that have been laid off.  Unfortunately it usually takes longer than one would expect to find a position.  Firstly, if possible one should be proactive and anticipate a need for an...

Partner Support: Navigating Career Decisions as a Team

by Lynn Berger | Jan 28, 2026 | parents, blog

Your partner gets a job offer in another city. It’s an incredible opportunity with significantly higher pay and genuine career advancement. But accepting it means you’d have to leave your own job, uproot your children from their school, and move away from...

Teaching Children About Work: Age-Appropriate Career Conversations

by Lynn Berger | Jan 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Your five-year-old asks what you do at work, and you realize you have no idea how to explain strategic marketing to someone who still believes in the tooth fairy. Your teenager rolls their eyes when you suggest they should think about career options, muttering...

The Part-Time Professional: Making It Work for Your Family

by Lynn Berger | Jan 28, 2026 | blog, parents

There’s a specific kind of frustration that comes with wanting both a meaningful career and more time with your children, feeling like you’re being forced to choose between professional fulfillment and family presence. Full-time work feels unsustainable....

Creating Boundaries: When Work Ends and Family Time Begins

by Lynn Berger | Jan 28, 2026 | blog, parents

The line between work and family time used to be clear. You left the office, you came home. Work stayed at work, and evenings and weekends belonged to family. But in today’s always-connected world, that boundary has dissolved. Your laptop lives on the kitchen...
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