Narrative first
The opening question, five topics, and three early recollections help gather the client's own words before interpretation.
The Career Construction Interview gathers a client's career concern and life stories through a defined sequence. Counselors use the narrative to develop source-grounded themes and discuss meaningful next steps.
Move through the prompts, enter a story, and review how a counselor connects themes to the original responses.
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
The opening question, five topics, and three early recollections help gather the client's own words before interpretation.
Counselors can link a confirmed theme to the responses that support it and write a life-career portrait for dialogue.
The interview supports career identity discussion. It does not produce scores, personality types, or occupation recommendations.
Yes. Unanswered prompts remain visible, and the counselor can work with the narrative available.
No. It collects stories and supports practitioner-confirmed interpretation.
Yes. The counselor can guide the interview and enter the client's responses.