A method for using group counseling to enhance the learning and personal satisfaction of computer-assisted career guidance is discussed. The author states that this combination of the human and the technological element appears to have real power in assisting individuals to increase significantly their career maturity in a relatively short period…

The authors identify several imperatives for counselors who are at the middle point in their professional encounters with computers. These imperatives include the following: don't expect miracles; examine software carefully; use software creatively; team with your client; optimize use of client data; capitalize on research capabilities; design…

Provides an outline for a work/family workshop that has its philosophical roots in the works of three important cultural analysts: Alvin Toffler, Daniel Yankelovich, and Maxine Schnall. Elements of the workshop (cognitive shift, new information, getting in touch with what really matters, conclusion) are examined. (CT)