Faith That Would Not Break (Part One): When the Dust Settles

Santoro, Sylvie Adeline

<b>Now in its third edition, this bestselling volume has set the standard for students seeking to find an exciting career in psychology. Its comprehensive coverage spans more careers than ever, with the vast majority of chapters new to this edition.</b> <p/> An advanced degree in psychology offers an extremely wide range of rewarding and well-compensated career opportunities. Amidst all the choices, this book will help future psychologists find their optimal career path. The chapters describe 30 different graduate-level careers (i.e., careers for those holding a PhD, EdD, or PsyD) in three distinct areas of endeavor: academia, clinical and counseling psychology, and specialized settings such as for-profit businesses, nonprofits, the military, and schools. <p/> Each chapter explores a different career, and describes typical daily activities, the approximate range of compensation, advantages and disadvantages of the career, opportunities for employment and advancement, and how to plan one's educational experiences to prepare for this specialty. The authors--all highly accomplished professionals--were selected for their years of experience, their distinction in their field, and their ability to communicate their passion.

Cardoso, Paulo M

Carter, Ted

Global discussion of mental health and psychosocial<br>well-being as another "pandemic" has major implications for career development<br>across the lifespan.</p>This new monograph provides an overview of the intersection<br>of mental health and career development. Career theories and evidence-based<br>practices are highlighted throughout and are grounded in a strengths-based and<br>holistic approach. This monograph aims to reduce the focus on pathologizing<br>mental health, particularly in work settings, while highlighting applicable<br>career development theories, building client resiliency, promoting career<br>success skills, and self-advocacy.</p>The monograph begins with an exploration of resiliency<br>through career counseling and ethical considerations. The remaining chapters<br>are organized according to their place in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual<br>(5th ed., text revision; DSM-5-TR^(R)), focusing on disorders that will be most<br>relevant for career practitioners based on prevalence rates and impact on<br>career and work functioning. Each chapter includes an overview of the<br>diagnostic category, including common symptom presentations and prevalence<br>rates, followed by impacts on career development and evidence-based<br>interventions for career counselors. There is also a case example and<br>discussion questions included with each chapter to help readers further<br>consider the applications of the material in practice.</p>This monograph aims to bridge the gap between mental health<br>and career development and provide practical strategies to assist career<br>practitioners, educators and students in learning and utilizing a holistic and<br>culturally responsive approach to their work.</p>

Russell, Jake