Category Archives: Clinical PsyD
I Like School Work in June. How about You?
Today was the first day of registration for summer classes. I signed up for Clinical Practice of Psychodynamic Theory and Positive Psychology for summer session I, official confirmation that I won’t be able go with my college friends on their ridiculous Europe … Continue reading
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Putting the “Ew” in “Lit ReviEW”
Actually, I kinda enjoy writing this lit review (it’s for my Clinical Seminar class); I got a late start on it, however, and it’s due on Wednesday, so…. “ugh,” “ew,” “boo,” hiss, and whatnot. I have set up shop at a … Continue reading
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Never Stop Questioning
I went to a really great liberal arts school for undergrad. At first, I appreciated how much they made us think and question, and then question thinking and question questioning. However, after four years of it, I was kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical PsyD, Experiential Education, Personal Growth
Tagged ADHD, class, medication
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Baby Fever
This year, I’ve had a serious case of Baby Fever (click that link- Time Magazine says it’s a real emotion!). I have been seriously obsessed with babies and toddlers. Maybe it’s because I just turned 23 and have hit my “fertile … Continue reading
Where My Ladies at
There’s nothing like waking up at 5:30 am on a Saturday. Kishore was sprawled out on the bed next to me, closed eyes, gaping mouth, mocking me with his maintained slumber. He only woke up to tell me to stop using … Continue reading
A Little DBT
As a second-year psychology student, you hear a lot about DBT (“Oh, DBT is so great”), but never really get an opportunity to thoroughly learn about it. Luckily, my practicum site, Wheelock College, hosted a DBT training for staff and interns. … Continue reading
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Community Mental Health Histories
Every person on this planet is affected in some way by mental health issues, either directly or indirectly. If someone does not have a personal history with mental health struggles, he/she is still affected by his/her community’s history with mental … Continue reading
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Tagged connecticut valley hospital, cvh, mental health history, middletown, wesleyan
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Here We Go
Every time I say that phrase, a very popular ‘N SYNC song comes to mind… Anyway, it’s the start of a new year and a new semester, so it’s time for a new me. I understand that the first semester … Continue reading