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Spring into New Work
While the world of work is in transition, how can you stay competitive in your career as the job market opens? Ignite Certified Career Coach, Lizzy Solovey, shares her professional advice.
Transitioning from School to Work
If you have a child with a diagnosed disability, there are ways to make their transition out of the school system and into the world of work a bit easier. JCS Career Coach, Jamie Leboe, shares her insight.
When Your Senior Graduates, You Graduate Too
My daughter is about to graduate high school. In many ways it signifies the end of childhood. As parents, we may feel a profound loss of that phase of their lives because that part is ending for us as well. So how do we let go of the loss we feel and instead celebrate the momentous occasion of completing high school?
When Teens Win, We All Win
Being a teenager is hard. Your body is changing, your emotions are heightened, and the stress of college and impending young adulthood drives you crazy. JCS Health Educator, Jodi Teitelman shares life-changing-lessons she learned during those formative teenage years.
Our Invisible Heroes
Direct care staff at JCS offers a full-range of support for individuals with varying abilities to live, grow, and work in their communities. These services include teaching life skills, serving as mentors, coaching in the career space, offering personal care, being a friend, and more. Plus, there are opportunities for you to help too.
Running on Resilience
A surprise of the pandemic is how well many older adults have adapted to the restrictions and confinement. Why? They’ve been through things already. They know how to handle stress. Here are some of those wonderful coping skills and tips that older adults recommend.