为癌症幸存者重返工作岗位提供职业辅导

IF 0.4 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED
Charles P. Chen, Deana Slater
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癌症对工作能力的影响明显大于其他身体和精神疾病。治疗后重返工作岗位往往需要住宿,癌症幸存者在此过程中可能会受到歧视。本文讨论了癌症幸存者面临的主要职业挑战,并提出了相关的职业咨询理论,以帮助客户应对这些挑战。建构主义职业咨询模型和偶然性理论提供了一些策略,帮助幸存者从意外事件中获得意义,探索重返工作岗位的新可能性,并获得应对未来职场挑战的技能。
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Career Counselling for Cancer Survivors Returning to Work
Cancer impacts workability significantly more than other physical and psychiatric disorders. Accommodations are often required upon returning to work after treatment, and cancer survivors may experience discrimination during this process. This article discusses key career challenges cancer survivors face and presents relevant career counselling theories to assist clients in navigating them. Constructivist career counselling models and happenstance theory offer strategies to help survivors make meaning out of unexpected events, explore new possibilities for returning to work, and gain skills for coping with future challenges in the workforce.
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