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December 1, 2005The Career Development Quarterly84 citations

A Constructivist Look at Life Roles

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PBPamelia E. Brott

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The author reviews the literature related to life roles and describes a variety of techniques that can be used from a constructivist career counseling perspective. Seven counseling techniques are included: life space map, life line, life-space genogram, life roles circles, life roles assessment, life role analysis, and goal map. Framed from the storied approach (P. E. Brott, 2001), constructivist applications to co-construct, de-construct, and construct the client's life story are presented. Applications for use with diverse populations are suggested.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1549cbb2e0231f15823b48https://doi.org/10.1002/j.2161-0045.2005.tb00146.x
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