Day in the Life of a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student 

Thank you so much!

same 🤍

You got this! and yes the end is near for me, can't wait!

Thank you for the support, glad the channel has been helpful!

Shifting towards neurological/neuropsychological is doable for most students with a masters in clinical mental health counseling, but yest there are many PhD programs who accept students with those masters degrees too. Depending on what type of psychologist you want to be you can look for schools with certain concentrations like neuro or health psychology. Hope that helps!

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Thank you so much!

Congrats!! You got this, best of luck and thanks for the support!

Very doable depending on the person!! I've seen lots of people in the Psyd program have part-time jobs and multiple kids get through the program. It depends on how flexible the part-time job is, due to having to schedule working hours around school and clinical time but many students typically have part-time jobs. As for family and children, also doable but a lot of is dependent on time management, discipline, etc. I've never seen anyone with a full-time job and be a full-time student, that isn't recommended by most professors and faculty or even students.

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Hello! Yes I'm in a clinical psychology program, but its a PsyD

The app is actually an app that personal trainers use to train their clients. The company is called Trainerize. If interested in learning more shoot me an email at pkssarpong@gmail.com !

That seems like a great combination! It's always great to get advice to from the clinicians you'd one day like to be and see what they majored in to help themselves get to where they are today

Yes!! Many people have families, spouses, and multiple children! I've seen it done!

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Great question!!! Comps for my cohort mimicked the EPPP so I did a TON of EPPP questions and that helped a lot! Hope that's helpful!

@@philsguidetopsyd thank you so much!

My pleasure!!

I would seek professional help in your area, I'm not licensed yet and still in a doctoral program. But please seek the help of professionals in your area when in need of them.