Kathy Offet-Gartner and Natasha Caverley, Author at CareerWise

Kathy Offet-Gartner and Natasha Caverley

Dr. Kathy Offet-Gartner is a Registered Psychologist whose counselling research, teaching and practice focuses on strengths-based, culturally informed career-life development. Dr. Natasha Caverley is the President of Turtle Island Consulting Services Inc. She holds an MEd in Counselling Psychology and a PhD in Organizational Studies from the University of Victoria.

Tips & Training

Career interventions are mental health interventions. Here’s why

Kathy Offet-Gartner and Natasha Caverley4 years ago

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Part 1 of our three-part blog series on "Career and mental Health: Addressing the false dichotomy" introduced readers to our viewpoint that effective career-life development is a mental health and...

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Tips & Training

Breaking down the myth of the person-versus-career dichotomy

Kathy Offet-Gartner and Natasha Caverley4 years ago

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Part 1 of our three-part blog series on Career and mental health: Addressing the false dichotomy introduced readers to our viewpoint that effective career-life development is a mental health and...

Workplace

Career and mental health: Addressing the false dichotomy

Kathy Offet-Gartner and Natasha Caverley4 years ago

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Mental health and access to meaningful employment are inextricably linked. In fact, career counselling and development are mental health interventions. Our sense of identity, meaning, purpose, and livelihood, are directly...

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Kathy Offet-Gartner and Natasha Caverley

Career interventions are mental health interventions. Here’s why

Breaking down the myth of the person-versus-career dichotomy

Career and mental health: Addressing the false dichotomy

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