Who Needs a Coach?
With over 30 years of experience helping people transition to careers they love, Lynn Berger provides specialized coaching for every stage of your professional journey.
How Career Counseling with Lynn Works
Every decade brings unique career challenges and opportunities. Lynn specializes in helping professionals navigate transitions at every stage of life.
30's
Building foundation and establishing career direction
40's
Advancing leadership skills and navigating mid-career transitions
50's
Leveraging experience and planning for the next chapter
60's
Transitioning to retirement or pursuing encore careers
Navigating Life's Professional Transitions
Career transitions happen throughout our lives – from early career building to mid-life pivots and pre-retirement planning. Each stage requires different strategies, skills, and mindsets to navigate successfully.
Mid-Career Challenge
Overcoming Mid-Career Slump
One may feel dissatisfied with his or her job and often with his/her life as well, even though he or she is performing successfully and making money.
One may feel dissatisfied with his or her job and often with his/her life as well, even though he or she is performing successfully and making money.
Executive Coaching
Executive coaching is needed at a few times in life, none so much as after years of successful employment which ends abruptly.
Angst and anger can occur. Many people enter their jobs and expected that if they worked hard and were productive everything would be ok. That is not true and individuals constantly need to manage their career development by networking and attending professional meetings.
This can be daunting for many individuals and a career counselor can help one navigate their professional course.
Important: One’s anger can be directed towards oneself and depression can result. Talking with a trusted credentialed individual is key. As a licensed mental health counselor I can assist you during this turbulent disturbing time.
Returning to Work After Hiatus
A period of introspection and lack of confidence as to one’s skills and value in the workplace can be questioned. Becoming overwhelmed with the job search process is common.
An individual needs to recognize the additional skills that may have been developed during that time such as:
After changes in your employment status, one may have developed an array of interests that can be expanded upon such as:
Career counseling can help one identify their interests and relate them to career opportunities. Career slumps can be overcome by working with a career counselor.
Support for College Graduates
Navigating Life's Professional Transitions
College graduates may experience loss of direction the year after they graduate. They expected to have started their careers by now, but have gone nowhere.
Common Challenges
How Lynn Can Help
As a career counselor, I can help young graduates deal with their anxiety and find direction towards their career development.
What Career Coaching Can Provide
A counselor can help you feel empowered, make better-informed career choices, and develop lifetime employability whatever stage you are in your life!
Feel empowered in your career decisions
Make better-informed career choices
Network effectively in-person and online
Navigate the social media landscape
Effectively prepare pitches
Improve interviewing skills
Evaluate job offers confidently
Adjust to new career environments
Navigating Life's Professional Transitions
One can experience a professionally guided exploration of one’s self-concept, goals, and aspirations as well as a realistic assessment of abilities, knowledge, and skills. While this is happening the client is guided to assess the career opportunities available.
The goal is to develop a powerful match between the individual and the job/career as well as creating lifetime employability whatever stage one is in their life!
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Whether you’re navigating a career transition, overcoming a mid-career slump, or returning to work, Lynn’s 30+ years of experience can guide you to a career you love.



