The Strong Interests Inventory excels in its purpose of guiding individuals towards fulfilling career paths. The professional-level Strong Interests Inventory I use at Revolution Careers offers a comprehensive approach to career exploration, standing in stark contrast to the simplistic nature of populist career quizzes or tests. While populist quizzes may provide quick and accessible answers, they lack depth and fail to consider the unique attributes of individuals. The Stron

ADHD is often misunderstood Clinical psychologist Thomas Brown Ph.D. tells why middle-aged women suddenly develop ADHD, why brain imaging is worthless in diagnosing the condition, and why many doctors just don’t understand attention deficit. Thomas Brown, Ph.D., sees ADHD from all sides: as a researcher, as a teacher at a medical school, and as a psychologist helping patients manage their symptoms and reclaim their lives. A clinical professor of psychiatry at the Yale Univers

Individualized professional level career counselling for young people provides a number of important advantages over the group offerings and the ‘cookie cutter’ services typically provided at secondary schools and tertiary institutions across Australia.

The transition from high school can be overwhelming.

Young People and Career Counselling: 11 ‘Myth Busters’

Secondary schools, public and private, do not provide one-on-one professional career counselling.

Like so many things in life, there’s no universal answer to this question. But going to university is still definitely worth considering.

Six skills you need to land a graduate job

There are many paths to Rome! A university degree can give you the skills and qualifications you need to reach your dream career. But not everyone is automatically eligible for entry to a university course. That’s why there are pathways, which provide alternative entry options if you don’t quite meet the requirements. Whether your ATAR isn’t quite high enough or you don’t meet the subject prerequisites, here are some of the most common pathways you can take to ultimately get

Even those who think they are supportive of the autistic community will often make these mistakes.