Career Counseling
As a Career Counselor I specialize in helping people make the most of their lives and feel fulfilled. I counsel people how to effectively transition to jobs and/or careers, balance their roles and responsibilities and understand the choices before them.
For over 20 years, I have been counseling people in career transition through analysis, planning, testing, and personal development
As a Career Counselor, I can help assess your talents, interests, needs, motivated skills, values, and personality style.
View my Career Testing page here.
Together we will work to maximize your potential and ease your concerns. The career counseling program is designed to increase your level of professional and personal fulfillment, satisfaction and personal enjoyment. Many clients achieve a renewed sense of perspective and make significant positive changes in their lives.
Awarded the 2014 New York State Career Development Association Award for Outstanding Career Practitioner.
Maximizing your strengths
Maximizing your strengths is often touted as the path to success. But what happens when your strengths start working against you? This is where Lynn Berger can offer invaluable assistance.
Take diligence, for example. If you’re someone who works tirelessly and never gives up, you may struggle to recognize when it’s time to move on to a new project or step. Lynn can help you identify the right moments to persevere and when it might be more beneficial to pivot.
For those with a nurturing personality, you may find yourself so involved in caring for others that you neglect your own needs. Lynn can guide you in balancing your dedication to others with necessary self-care, ensuring you don’t burn out.
And while being assertive is generally a positive trait, it can sometimes come off as aggressive or overbearing. Lynn can work with you to fine-tune your assertiveness, ensuring that it’s perceived positively and doesn’t overstep into other areas.
By collaborating with Lynn Berger, you can learn to harness your strengths effectively and spot when they might be holding you back, finding your ‘sweet spot’ for personal and professional growth.