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• TITLE: Exploring Narrative Ideas in Career Counseling

  AUTHORS: Andronikos Kaliris, Philia Issari

  KEYWORDS: Constructivist-Narrative, Constructionist, Postmodern, Career Counseling Interventions, Meaning-Making, Context, Autobiographical Career Narratives

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.10 No.2, February 25, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Today, grounded on the turbulent conditions of the social and work environment as well as the unstable life and career paths individuals are going through (Guichard, 2015; Savickas, 2015), incorporating constructivist-narrative methods and techniques in career counseling seems essential, at least in some client cases. Narrative approaches could support the identification of an individual’s meaning-making process and have the capacity to face clients holistically with respect to career development issues. The aim of this article is to provide a brief review of several influential narrative approaches in career counseling that emerged in the last two decades. A second goal of this work is to highlight fundamental strengths of narrative career counseling approaches, showcasing their benefits in counseling practice, especially in promoting the construction of a robust and solid autobiographical career narrative.