I’ve been looking into getting into this field. I’ve never been to college because I just never knew or had an idea what my purpose was or what I should have a career in sadly. I’m 34 now …do you think I’m too old to enter into this? Plus I have severe adhd
There’s very little change on your voice but visually lots of change I think your putting to much emphasis on a deep voice I’m 6ft 2 nearly 19 stone and people say I speak like a woman
It's official yall body doubling works! I couldn't give myself the shot because I was so nervous. But doing it "with" you totally worked. Sending you love thanks for posting!
SubQ is easiest in the lower abdomen. Also using a smaller needle is best for injecting as it will cause less tissue trauma. Also, no need to pinch the fat up, this will reduce medicine that comes back out and again reduce tissue trauma.
Just a warning… it looked as though you used the same needle that you drew up with. That is called a blunt needle and should never go in the skin. That’s why the needle was so large. 😅
He's using a 23g 1-inch needle. The needle needs to be long enough to go thru the skin, thru the fat, and enter the muscle. People that use a smaller size needle are wasting testosterone. The body won't absorb the whole medicine if the needle doesn't reach the muscle.
@@fitodaking16 23g does not determine needle length. That is width. You must swap needles between drawing up and administering due to the fact that the tip of the needle is bent. Also, the blunt needle is meant to be much larger than the administering needle.
Why is it always fat girls trying to be men. Lmao I’m guessing cuz you know how unattractive you are to men so you want to not feel that inadequacy and instead of dieting and working on yourself to become a skinny pretty girl you’re going to ruin your life and body for no good reason
what are you up to now? Have you thought about being a peer recovery specialist as well? some earn more than 50K depending on education, and would be good while you get your masters...
@@biggestptvlover point is that she can not become man. Her lifelong dependence on medications, body mutilations, her ,by the time, poor health because of testosterone will never makes her man.
👍🏿👍🏿🖤🖤💙💙Thanks For The Video It Was Very Informing. I’m Gonna Be In This Field By Next Month I’m Hoping To Really Be Able To Assist Change Teens Lives Before Taking Over The Future
I just finished my associates degree with an emphasis on psych! I just got hired as a MHT. I can relate to a lot of what you said. I have been excited but nervous about starting my new job as a MHT. Your video helped me gain insight and I am so excited to start this journey. Thank you for being honest about the job. I appreciate that you shared both the highs and lows. Your video helped me realize I’m doing the right thing.
I have an interview for a MHT position this week. I feel like if I get this job, then I’ll know for sure if I’m supposed to major in psychology or social work. My major is currently English.
U sound like a wonderful person w/ the right attitude. (: I believe you’re gonna do great in this field. It is draining but like u say, we gotta take a “me” day. Put our own mask on 1st. Yes, do let us know how I like it a yr later & where u hope to go w/ it. So many career options ahead.
Wonderful video Oliver!! I relate to you a lot with interests and past struggles. It’s great to hear you mention the importance of taking care of yourself and going to therapy. Thank you so much! <3
I’m doing my MSW and thought this would be a good job to get into before graduating. It seems like it would be a good way to get some psych experience and interact with therapists
I noticed that you haven't been too active on your channel, but I hope you're doing well. I applied for a MHT position and if I get the job, I know to come back to this video to feel better. I understand how difficult it can be for people to work with people who are in critical condition. It's really scary to think that these peoples lives are in your hands.
I’m interested in becoming an MHT during college, BUT I’m trying to pursue a degree in the culinary fields. The reason I want to me an MHT during college is because my twin has been in and out of the MH and the technicians there were awful (I understand this varies from hospital the hospital, but I know a lot of patients out there are being treated awfully) and I was wanting to become an MHT so I can help and be a good reliable MHT. I am aware of what I will have to go through, and that you found a hospital that doesn’t need a degree and I was wondering if a hospital would hire me as an MHT even though I’m looking at a future In the culinary fields? I’m genuinely interested in helping people and I think the MHTs were a huge impact on the way patients viewed the hospital and they made a huge impact on recovery.
Hello I hope someone reads this question: Do I need to get a certification to start working as a technician. Also, where would I go to be certified.Please comment.
