- Identify your ambitions, your strengths and challenges.
- Use some decision-making techniques to choose a path.
- Separate your career path into a series of achievable steps.
- Investigate any financial and training support that can be provided by the government and other helping organisations.
- Research education & training options for you.
- Can plan a transition into work from injury or ill health if required.
- Look at all your family, financial and government supports and make sure all are working together to help your career journey.
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Meet Dan
I began my work life at 16 when I joined the Australian Navy as an Electronics Technician. On leaving the Services, I trained in disability studies to then develop and implement some successful community-based disability employment programs.
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Autism/Aspergers Career Coaching
Many clients who identify with autistic/Aspergers struggle with the levels of ‘talk and text’ involved in face-to-face coaching and gravitate to my video coaching and digital resources and graphics.
Specifically focussed on autism/Asperger issues, I have developed sixty digital Coaching Cards that each cover a strategy or concept followed by suggestions or examples for its use. These cards are sent in a photo format designed to fit a single screen on the phone or tablet.
Autism/Aspergers Career Coaching
News & Resources
Blog, Topics, Coaching Cards, Quotes and Decision Making Tools.
Accessing my Career Counselling & General Counselling Services
Accessing my Career Counselling & General Counselling Services
THROUGH PRIVATE HEALTH FUNDS Although I primarily provide Careers Counselling, you may access my services though my membership the Australian…
Transitioning the Post-School Shadowlands
Transitioning the Post-School Shadowlands
Testimonials
“Dan is very respectful of my NeuroTribe”
“ My challenges are addressed and my strengths acknowledged ”
“ Dan and I have been able to keep connected via phone, email, occasional visits to his office and continued Video conferencing ”