Career Direction · Job Loss
When you feel you can't go on professionally, or you're planning a fresh start.
TAF180 supports professionals in Zürich with career reorientation, after job loss, or when facing the feeling of "I can't go on" – with psychological depth and clear structure.
Book an appointmentCommon starting points
"I can't go on"
Exhaustion that forces a professional change.
Received a termination
Processing and reorientation after involuntary job loss.
Resigned yourself
Uncertainty about the right next professional direction.
Lack of fit
The feeling of being in the wrong place or the wrong role.
Career decisions
Uncertainty around upcoming professional turning points.
Returning to work
Coming back to your career after time off or illness.
Orientation with psychological depth
Prof. Dr. phil. Thomas Alexander Frank combines psychological counseling with many years of management experience. Career reorientation is rarely just a strategic question – exhaustion, values and fears usually play a role too.
The foundation is the 180° Model: need, capability and conviction as a tool for finding a sustainable professional direction.
Who is this counseling for?
Professionals in crisis
Who sense that things can't continue this way.
People after job loss
Looking for a constructive way to handle the situation.
Executives
Facing major professional turning points.
People returning to work
After parental leave, illness or an extended break.
How the counseling works
Initial conversation
Clarifying your current situation and strain.
Assessment
Mapping values, capabilities and needs.
Developing options
Working out concrete professional directions and scenarios.
Implementation
Support with the first concrete steps.
Frequently asked questions
I don't know if I should resign – can you tell me?
We don't make the decision for you, but help you make it yourself on a well-founded basis.
What if I no longer know what I want professionally?
That's a common and good starting point – we work in a structured way toward clarity.
Does this make sense during acute exhaustion?
Yes, often stabilizing the exhaustion is the first step of orientation.
Is this available online?
Yes, worldwide – with online appointments by arrangement.
Let's talk about your professional situation.
Discreet, clear and at eye level – we will get back to you promptly.
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