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Setting Career Goals Helps Addiction Treatment
Topics: Clinical Supervision > Service Coordination | Treatment > Continuing Care
2007-01-04 | By William Steiniger, Ph.D., L.P.C. | Post Feedback! | Send To a Friend | Print Version | Send Me Responses | Related
Strange as it may seem, career counseling is often non-existent in most addiction treatment centers and behavioral health counseling even though a majority of the average person's waking hours are spent working. Yet, lack of job, career or life satisfaction can have a tremendous effect on self-esteem and become a major factor contributing to chemical dependency and such things as anxiety and depression. Comprehensive career counseling services can be a critical component in the context of recovery.

A significant percentage of those who are chemically dependent have career-related issues that have contributed to their addiction. They are bored or unfulfilled with their work, or their drinking or drug use has affected their job performance to such a degree that others lose trust in them and their abilities. Some lose their job and their standard of living.
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William Steiniger, Ph.D., L.P.C., Managing Director, is an addictions specialist and Certified Professional Counselor with over 29 years experience in the field of counseling / psychology. With a Masters Degree and Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, Dr. Steiniger is trained in a variety of methods, including NLP, Core Transformation, Transactional Analysis, and the Release Technique. He was Founder and Director of National Career and Life Institute and has helped more than 4,000 clients with career and life planning. He has also served as court-appointed Special Master / Family Court Advisor and Psychotherapist for the Superior Court of Arizona in Phoenix since 1994. Dr. Steiniger is listed in Who's Who of Professionals.

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