mark vellucci

Is there a psycology job where you can just study how the brain works and what causes trauma and things like that instead of counseling people face to face?

what are the differences if they are not the same thing?

What kinds of careers in psychology, if any, might be more likely to have issues with financial security? Why?

I would love to be a child psychologist and make a good impact on the child's mental help

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.

I am a freshman turning sophomore trying to become a child psychologist when I get older and I'm just looking for the best colleges to study psychology to build the best resume.

therapist

I have a BS in psychology and want to go back to school to work in the mental health field with the chronically mentally ill, as of now. It would be easier for me financially to get the counseling degree, but I know that the social work degree offers more variety in terms of careers, and it is...

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...

While researching the career field, I found out that there are sub-fields of psychiatry. I am aware of the following: - Addiction Psychiatry - Geriatric Psychiatry - Pediatric Psychiatry - Neuropsychiatry What do these sub-fields mean? Are there other sub-fields I should be aware of? How does...

How much schooling did you need to do to be most successful in child psychology or child family social work

Hi! I'm interested in this career and was wondering what the environment for this job would specifically be like (place, dress, workload, pace)?

Is it better to have an office in your house or to have an actual office you drive to?

Is it hard to leave the children after a bond is made? How do you go about it knowing they may not be happy or safe?

Is it always hard to hear what they go through? does it get easier with time?

Is there ever a time where you feel like you can help the children you're working with? If so is it hard to tell them and/or the parents

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?

I want to work with children/youth as a future career. But I'm scared that I want find job right after finishing my studies. I am thinking of Child Psychologist right now. Do anyone have any advice for me?

I want to go into psychology but I'm not sure which field.

What difficulties might one face in trying to become a psychiatrist? How might they overcome them?

I am a sophomore in high school and I am interested in becoming a therapist, but don't know exactly where to start research or how to become prepared. Thank you!

High school senior that is figuring what major I want to get into.

Is being in the mental health field difficult at times ? If so, why ? Also, what are some good ways to prepare yourself for that kind of work on a daily basis ?

Along with that, what is the most, or one of, the most difficult things about being a psychologist? I'm currently in Job Corps and think I want to pursue a career in mental health.

What are some of the challenges a new employee might face as a psychiatrist? What were some challenges you had to face during your initial weeks at the company and how did you overcome them?

What are the parts of the job that are not commonly talked about or considered taboo?

I am questioning what I want to major in.

What is it like to be a licensed professional counselor (LPC)? Any advice on the career? Is it a rewarding job? Do you get burnout from hearing other people's problems?

Counselling is something that i thought of doing but never really thought about taking it as a career job. Can you tell me when first started off as a counselor was u nervous about it ?

#counseling #career #therapist

#psychology #career-counseling #music #counseling