For a free 10 minute phone consultation to see if
Denver Career Counseling is a good fit for you,
please call or e-mail:
Betsy Hedberg, M.A. 720-339-4744,
Client testimonials:
"Betsy is wonderful. I was feeling stuck in my career, and her knowledge and expertise were the antidote. She helped me broaden my scope and explore new possibilities that I hadn't considered before. More importantly, however, she helped me realize and embrace my inherent traits and skills and encouraged me to choose a career that complements them."
"I really enjoyed working with Betsy. I originally came to her because I was stuck in corporate sales and was looking for a more gratifying and fulfilling career. She helped me really nail down a career that both fit my skillset and passions. I am not sure I could have mustered up the courage to make the change without her!"
"Betsy has the rare ability to combine psychotherapy with solid, informative and personalized career advice. I found her to be extremely helpful and insightful."
"Betsy is a great listener and I found her insight very valuable in helping me to get out of a rut."
"I quit a 6 figure job in order to pursue a new career. Friends and family are good for support but having an objective third party are key to actually coming to, and pursuing, such a major life decision."
I often incorporate a mindfulness-based approach when working with clients. Please have a look at the video below to learn more about mindfulness in career development.
Betsy Hedberg, M.A.
Denver Career Counseling
Personalized career counseling in Denver
720-339-4744
I am an experienced career counselor in Denver, Colorado, offering traditional and nontraditional career assessments, assistance brainstorming and strategizing your next career move, resume consultation, and (if you want to go this route) in-depth exploration of your values and dreams.
Do any of the following situations ring true for you?
Feeling "clueless" about what you want to do with your life
Feeling stuck or trapped in your career path or job
Feeling like you just don't fit in with traditional career or job roles, yet you can't find anything else or don't know where to begin
Stress from having to do extra work at your job or from "difficult people" at work
Pressure to "be someone you're not" at work
An overall sense that your current lifestyle is not personally sustainable, or a fear of burning out
A longing to more closely align your work and lifestyle with your values, but a sense that you don't have the time or energy
Get in touch with your deepest values and move your life in a direction toward living by those values, even during times of stress
Plan for your next career move to take advantage of future opportunities
Find quality work/life balance, even in these difficult times
Figure out where you can use your unique gifts in a way that feels like an authentic fit
*A special message for the "I have to finally figure out what to do with my college degree" crowd (primarily in the 23-30 age group).
*A special message for the "I've got to get out of this field and finally figure out what type of work will really make me happy" people (primarily over 30).
(If neither of these descriptions applies to you, I would still love to work with you!)
These are difficult economic times in the Denver area and throughout the country, with plenty of anxiety, fear, and confusion in the air. Even in a good economy, many of us feel betrayed by the way we were led to believe things “should” be in our professional lives. Since work takes so much of our time, is a major part of our identity, and affects our financial status, work-related anxieties and difficulties usually spill over into our personal lives.
I realize that it takes courage to enter counseling, especially when we’ve been taught to “buck up,” “tough it out,” and “pull ourselves up by our bootstraps.” I honor the hesitation many people experience when visiting a counselor for the first time, and I believe it is essential to develop a compassionate and understanding relationship with each of my clients.
This is actually an excellent time to begin envisioning a fulfilling and sustainable career and life path for the years ahead, whether you are 25 or 55 (or any other age of adulthood). I look forward to helping you navigate the current economic climate and look ahead to future opportunities!
I am available to meet with you for career counseling at my office near I-25 and Colorado Blvd. Please click on the address to see a map and get directions:
