Dr. Edward Anthony Colozzi, Ed.D.
Career Development and Counseling Services
(Ed's private practice and consultation started in Hawaii 1985, and is now in located Massachusetts)
(Ed's private practice and consultation started in Hawaii 1985, and is now in located Massachusetts)
Edward Anthony Colozzi, Ed.D., careercoachcolozzi@verizon.net and Creating Careers with Confidence is the owner of Career Development and Counseling Services and provides corporate trainings, individual counseling, career coaching, workshops, distance coaching, and motivational speeches for youth and adults. Ed pioneered and coined the “career-life" paradigm 1976-77 in Hawaii/throughout Pacific Basin Rim, and is the co-founder of the #schools2life Tweet Chat (was 2nd & 4th Thursdays 8-9pm EDT and for now inactive) and the LinkedIn schools2life Discussion Group. His work with "discovering client callings" involves Depth Oriented Values Extraction (DOVE) and he has published book chapters and articles on these and related topics. He wrote and produced a video, "Making Choices" for use with high school and college students, and his self-paced workbook, "Creating Careers with Confidence", was the first career-life self-paced book selected for publication in Braille internationally. It was also published by Pearson/Prentice Hall in 2009 and is available on most Internet book websites.
Ed has developed Internet-based career guidance materials for K-12 students, including a guidance game for middle school students, and is the lead author for JA Worldwide (Junior Achievement) Economics for Success for middle school students and Careers with a Purpose for high school students. He has served in numerous teaching and counseling and career development center coordinator positions at both graduate and undergraduate levels for over thirty years, including providing in-service training for K-12 counselors and classroom teachers regarding the infusion of career-life guidance materials into the curricula in a variety of national and international settings.
Ed has developed Internet-based career guidance materials for K-12 students, including a guidance game for middle school students, and is the lead author for JA Worldwide (Junior Achievement) Economics for Success for middle school students and Careers with a Purpose for high school students. He has served in numerous teaching and counseling and career development center coordinator positions at both graduate and undergraduate levels for over thirty years, including providing in-service training for K-12 counselors and classroom teachers regarding the infusion of career-life guidance materials into the curricula in a variety of national and international settings.
Ed received his undergraduate psychology degree from Boston University, a masters and a doctorate in education and a second masters in counseling psychology from Columbia University and is a licensed mental health counselor, a nationally certified counselor, a master career counselor, and an NCDA Fellow.
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*** I am available for in-person or distance support and/or motivational presentations with adults and youth regarding topics in my posts, and offer a complimentary phone "mini-assessment" for those who might be interested in career-life counseling/coaching.
Please e-mail me and leave your best phone and time to call, and I will be happy to call you back if you are in the USA. Skype is also an option for anyone in the USA or abroad.
Contact me directly at (781) 721-1200 or careercoachcolozzi@verizon.net
Day, evening or weekend appointments are available.
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