Resources for your journey

(moon over Glenelg, South Australia, Australia)

Part of meeting the goal of being affordable is to reduce costs. As a result, I will be selling only pdf copies of my books on the online store. I do have some hard copies still available; if you are interested, please contact me for details (graypoehnell@mac.com). Also a Kindle version of Hope-Filled Engagement is available through Amazon.

NOTE: Once you purchase a pdf ebook, you will receive an email with instructions regarding how to download it. The link stays open for only 24 hours, so you will need to download the book within 24 hours. If for some reason, you are unable to download in that time, you can contact us to arrange for you to be able to download it.

In order to read these pdf ebooks, you will need a program such as Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.

Taxes will be added at checkout.

Note: as mentioned on our home page, Ergon will no longer be selling several books. Please contact with Norm Amundson or Indigenous Works for their respective books.

Norm Amundson will handle the following books through https://doubleknot.works  (in the Resources  section):

·      Active Engagement: Anniversary edition (2018)

·      Active Engagement in Action DVD

·      Career Pathways: Quick trip

·      Career Pathways: Third edition

·      CareerScope: Looking In, looking out, and looking around

·      Metaphor Making: Your career, your life, your way

·      Metaphor Making Card Sort

·      The Physics of Living 

Guiding Circles workbooks are available at https://indigenousworks.ca/en/products/category/publications.

 Authors

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Gray Poehnell

Gray Poehnell is an experienced life/career consultant with over 30 years experience approaching life/career with holistic approaches that cultivate hope, inclusion, journey, story, practical spirituality, creativity, imagination, and integrity. Gray is widely recognized for his dynamic training of life/career practitioners both nationally and internationally. Gray is of Metis descent and has been developing life/career approaches and tools that reflect values, such as spirituality, community, and life balance. Through books, workshops, conference sessions, and keynotes, he has presented the Hope-Filled Engagement approach to several thousand life/career practitioners, who work with indigenous peoples and other client groups that benefit from a more holistic approach, such as Indigenous peoples, peoples with disabilities, youth, social assistance recipients, older adults, immigrants, corrections inmates, and even professionals. Gray was the 2012 recipient of the Stu Conger Award for Leadership in Career Counselling and Career Development for his visionary leadership, exemplary achievement, and inspired dedication to the advancement of excellence in career development in Canada. He is very happily married, has 2 adult daughters, and currently lives in beautiful Steveston at the mouth of the Fraser River, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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Norman E. Amundson

Dr. Norman Amundson is Professor  Emeritus in Counselling Psychology / Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia, Canada. He has given numerous workshops and seminars and also has been a keynote speaker at many national and international conferences. In his writings, Dr. Amundson emphasizes the importance of hope, creativity, imagination, cultural awareness, and action as career counselling strategies. Dr. Amundson has won a number of academic and professional awards, including an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Umea, Sweden. He is currently doing some work with his daughter, Andrea  Fruhling, using an integrated career counselling / coaching perspective.  More about this current work can be found at Dr. Norman Amundson is Professor  Emeritus in Counselling Psychology / Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia, Canada. He has given numerous workshops and seminars and also has been a keynote speaker at many national and international conferences. In his writings, Dr. Amundson emphasizes the importance of hope, creativity, imagination, cultural awareness, and action as career counselling strategies. Dr. Amundson has won a number of academic and professional awards, including an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Umea, Sweden. He is currently doing some work with his daughter, Andrea  Fruhling, using an integrated career counselling / coaching perspective.  More about this current work can be found at https://doubleknot.works