Integrative Life Planning
Critical Tasks for Career Development and Changing Life Patterns
1. Auflage Oktober 1996
384 Seiten, Hardcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd
ISBN:
978-0-7879-0200-1
John Wiley & Sons
A landmark book that offers a holistic counseling approach that joins career planning and the life path of an individual. The author details the concept of integrative life planning (ILP), an ideal approach for dealing with changes in work, family, learning, and society.
Integrative Life Planning: A New Way of Thinking about Career
Development.
Recognizing the Interdisciplinary Origins of ILP.
Critical Task 1: Finding Work That Needs Doing in Changing Global
Contexts.
Critical Task 2: Weaving Our Lives into a Meaningful Whole.
Critical Task 3: Connecting Family and Work.
Critical Task 4: Valuing Pluralism and Inclusivity.
Critical Task 5: Exploring Spirituality and Life Purpose.
Critical Task 6: Managing Personal Transitions and Organizational
Change.
Integrating Lives, Shaping Society: Implications for Career
Professionals.
Development.
Recognizing the Interdisciplinary Origins of ILP.
Critical Task 1: Finding Work That Needs Doing in Changing Global
Contexts.
Critical Task 2: Weaving Our Lives into a Meaningful Whole.
Critical Task 3: Connecting Family and Work.
Critical Task 4: Valuing Pluralism and Inclusivity.
Critical Task 5: Exploring Spirituality and Life Purpose.
Critical Task 6: Managing Personal Transitions and Organizational
Change.
Integrating Lives, Shaping Society: Implications for Career
Professionals.
"A visionary work that can only be described as superb. It is
destined to make a giant contribution to the field of career
development, because it is truly holisitc in weaving together
important factors that impact the human condition. The needs of
individuals, groups, and communities are considered in the career
developmemt process and a realistic and workable conceptual model
is proposed. I believe that ILP will become a classic in the field
and required reading for career professionals." (Derald Wing Sue,
professor, California School of Professional Psychology, Alameda
and California State University, Hayward)
?This is an extremely rich feast of resources for the career
practitioner, integrating an impressive range of issues and
perspectives on life and career planning. It is the best work I
have seen in bringing together the finest scholarly thinking and
practical experience in holistic life and career development. As we
are all try to `find our feet' in this turbulent world, this book
is a `must' for every career specialist's tool kit.? (Douglas T.
Hall, professor of organizational management, Boston University and
author of Care Development in Organizations)
?While this book presents next-wave thinking about career
development, it also provides the reader the essential backdrop of
the past and assures that present issues are integrated into
futuristic thinking. The model rediscovers, reawakens, and
revitalizes the field of career development.? (Marvalene Hughes,
president, California State University, Stanislaus)
?Twenty-first century work, life planning, and our very personhood
are central to this brilliant book. A must book for professionals
and for our new generation of students.? (Mary Bradford Ivey,
counselor, Fort River School, Amherst, Massachusetts and visiting
professor, University of Hawai`i, Manoa Allen E. Ivey,
distinguished university professor, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst)
destined to make a giant contribution to the field of career
development, because it is truly holisitc in weaving together
important factors that impact the human condition. The needs of
individuals, groups, and communities are considered in the career
developmemt process and a realistic and workable conceptual model
is proposed. I believe that ILP will become a classic in the field
and required reading for career professionals." (Derald Wing Sue,
professor, California School of Professional Psychology, Alameda
and California State University, Hayward)
?This is an extremely rich feast of resources for the career
practitioner, integrating an impressive range of issues and
perspectives on life and career planning. It is the best work I
have seen in bringing together the finest scholarly thinking and
practical experience in holistic life and career development. As we
are all try to `find our feet' in this turbulent world, this book
is a `must' for every career specialist's tool kit.? (Douglas T.
Hall, professor of organizational management, Boston University and
author of Care Development in Organizations)
?While this book presents next-wave thinking about career
development, it also provides the reader the essential backdrop of
the past and assures that present issues are integrated into
futuristic thinking. The model rediscovers, reawakens, and
revitalizes the field of career development.? (Marvalene Hughes,
president, California State University, Stanislaus)
?Twenty-first century work, life planning, and our very personhood
are central to this brilliant book. A must book for professionals
and for our new generation of students.? (Mary Bradford Ivey,
counselor, Fort River School, Amherst, Massachusetts and visiting
professor, University of Hawai`i, Manoa Allen E. Ivey,
distinguished university professor, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst)
L. SUNNY HANSEN is professor of counseling and student personnel psychology, Department of Educational Psychology, in the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. She has been the director of the BORN FREE Program since 1976.