Patients often have career issues as part of their mental health conce
rns. Psychotherapists are familiar with these issues but may not stay
current on specific job finding or enrichment opportunities for their
patients. This article considers the questions of if and where patient
s should be referred for specific job help or for even more extensive
career services, Descriptions and evaluations of typical providers of
full range career services, support groups, business and industry job
aids, and self-help materials are given. The authors conclude that the
vast array of potential resources available in many communities, ofte
n at little or no cost, can be critical adjuncts to overall therapeuti
c treatment plans.