Career questions tagged counseling-psychology
Would it be smarter to pursue two master's?
I want to be a substance abuse counselor, and I've heard that I can get a masters in both psychology or social work. Would it be smarter to just get one of those or do both? If so am I able to do it at the same time?
What is the best way to reach out to a professional and ask to shadow?
Being a sophomore in college majoring in Psychology, I've been told the limitations of the major. With that, I want to expand and learn more about what I can do in the future by reaching out to various professionals in the field of psychology or adjacent. How do I go about this? Those in the field, how did you take the first step in this direction?
what is the amigdala?
why does the amygdala control so much of the emotional aspects??
What are recommended schools that offer online programs for a masters in counseling?
Preferably seeking colleges that are highly accredited and easy to get scholarships for.
how can music & video games impact one's mental health?
as a 16 year old highschool student, music & video games is a big part of my life. adults always say it’s a distraction or not a big deal/thing but it reality, it really means a lot & i just wish my mom understood.
Is psychology really worth it?
I'm debating whether I want to do psychology or anything with performing arts like dancing or producing and see what I have more interest in. I know these are two totally different career choices
What education do I need to be a psych technician ?
Hi I’m a student in Arizona and I am wondering what education I would need to be a psych technician. I find it really interesting and wanting to know what schooling I need to be a psych technician.
Is psychology a financially secure career choice?
What kinds of careers in psychology, if any, might be more likely to have issues with financial security? Why?
Why did you decide to get into psychology and what kinds of classes did you need to take in college to get the degree?
I was curious on what classes are needed and how long it took.
Should you get a Psy.D if you want to be a therapist?
If you want to be a therapist/counseling psychologist, do you need to get your Psy.D?
What is the most stressful part of being a psychologist?
I'm aware that in the psychology field, you deal with a lot of people's stresses and problems, I'm curious to know what part of it stresses you out the most.
What are some good schools for psychology How would i get into a career in psychology, am I able to choose specialties and how? Why is psychology a good option? Also are there any dangers i should know about that aren’t blatantly obvious? When is the best time to start?
I’m curious to know if this is a good career for me and I would like to explore any measures to find out before committing.
What kinds of jobs can you get with a psychology degree that don't require a lot of social interaction?
I don't like people but I want to study psychology
How does one decide? PhD or PsyD, that is the question?
How does one decide… concerning a terminal degree in psychology… PhD or PsyD? That is the question 🙋♀️
What should my major and minor be?
I want to go into psychology but I’m not sure what would help me
What kind of internships are available for psychology majors/graduates?
am curious
What are the best ways that I can prepare to apply for a School Psychology master's program?
I am a junior in college, majoring in psychology. I want to make sure I have relevant and good experience before applying.
How should approach this field?
How should i approach the field of psychology? Therapy/ counseling specifically? What should my classes look like and where can I take internships ect.
What was your experience in grad-school for Psychology?
How do you pick your focus? What was your experience like in picking your focus? What job did you end up picking? What job did you end up getting after picking your focus?
What is a suggestion for online collages for psychology? Is it more easy or hard? Anything I should know before considering online?
I would like to get my masters in psychology, professional counseling or whatever I can get. I am currently applying to scholarships to help but won none so far. I was wondering if online is better then in person collage counseling or if they have different benefits and what are they. Thank you so much!
How to obtain good internships for Art Therapy major?
I am studying BA/MA program and would like to learn efficient ways or ideas to apply and determine good internship opportunities, and earn the hours to graduate on time.
What type of degree is best for a career in counseling/therapy?
I'm interested in psychology in the social work field. Would it be better to get a degree in psychology or a degree in something like social science?
How do you evaluate a client's needs as a Marriage and Family Therapist?
therapist
How do I become a psychologist?
How do I pursue a path in psychology? What is the hardest part about being a psychologist? How long will it take for me to be a certified psychologist?
What classes can i take right now to learn more abt psychology?
Whats some information about being a psychologist and help people with there mental health? What is the starting salary for psychology? what are some things that you dislike or like about being a psychologist?
what do I need to do to become a psychologist in the USA?
Hi everyone! I am looking to work towards being a psychologist in the USA. I have done my Bachelor's and Masters in Applied Psychology (from India) and currently doing my Masters in Creativity and Change Leadership. I am aware that I would need to pursue a Psy.D or Phd in order to become a psychology and apply for license in the USA. Could anyone help me with the steps/ process to becoming a psychologist here in the US? Any guidance would be so helpful.
Why are counselors important when it comes to mental health?
My dream career is to be a mental health counselor. Mental health counselors talk to a patient and get to know the person, they do this so they can give advice or feedback that relates more to the patient and their struggles. Speaking from personal experience I have found that counseling does work when you let it and find the right person for you. Once you find the right counselor it's easier for you to talk about things and easier for you to start working on yourself and your struggles. I did counseling for 3 years straight and switched through a bunch of medications until I finally let counseling help me and started taking the things my counselor told me to heart, he told me to start finding things I enjoyed and using them as a release for my darkness that I battle with, and I'm proud to say I have done these things and I'm doing better than I have been in a long time. Mental health counselors can save lives.
Basics of Psychology?
Is a psychology based job more interesting than psychology classes in college? How do psychology centered jobs generally pay? Is there any big flaws with your occupation that you wish you could eliminate?
What jobs involve/need a psychology degree?
Currently I know jobs involving psychology are therapist and psychiatrist. Is there more jobs involving psychology that aren't very known?