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“An important offering to the Neurodiversity, career and self- empowerment literature. I believe the Marquette Strengths and Career Index… should be introduced as part of school transition planning starting in early adolescence.”
~ Review – Sheila Mansell, PhD. R. Psych.
Dr Jackie Marquette created the Marquette Strengths and Career Index© (MSCI) from her qualitative research findings to give spot on clarity about the assets of Neurodivergent and autistic job seekers. The assessment offers valuable strengths with job and career options that include a young person’s unique preferences. One of the most powerful benefits to this informal and engaging assessment is the individualized data which is so innately reflective of the person. Most importantlly, the strength and career information can be applied to create the workplace environment for the person’s on-the-job effectiveness and satisfaction.
When the environment is right, all persons, both Neurodivergent and autistic youth can do remarkable things.
Youth want to be seen, to be heard, to be felt (our empathy expressed toward them). Dr. Marquette acknowledges the importance of inviting youth to use tools to emotionally adapt in their own way to a world that will ask much from them. Importantly, when youth use emotional/social support tools they are more likely to belong and contribute their abilities and talents to workplaces.
For all persons struggling emotionally and socially, and for supportive professionals and parents, the MSCI assessment is like having a one-of-a- kind map in your pocket with a personal mentor all rolled into one.
She invites all youth, including Neurodiverse and Autism Spectrum, who want to be known for their strengths, capabilities, and career options, to try this online assessment.
The MSCI is for all. The strength data include: academic, talents, personal preferences, and self-awareness.
The career data include: College degreed careers, Certifications, Full-time and Part Time Employment, and Self-employment, and hobbies.
Contact me if you have any questions.
drjackie@marquettestrengthsindex.com
Jackie’s Short Bio
This MSCI assessment is among my closest and truest resources to enhance a young person’s inner security to see their strengths, explore work options, and to be effective in their chosen work.
I am a life long-educator and parent to an autistic son. For over three decades I walked through disabling environments of attitudinal barriers creating workplace structures for students, clients, and for Trent, my autistic son.
From those experiences, I created the MSCI as well as other student resources to see the value of their strengths and to increase their emotional adaptation for on-the-job satisfaction and life goals.
For all persons struggling emotionally and socially, and for supportive professionals and parents, the MSCI assessment is like having a one-of-a- kind map in your pocket with a personal mentor all rolled into one.
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