A Day in the Life of Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student | Year 1 | Renae’s Corner
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2018
- A Day in the Life of Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student | Renae’s Corner
I wanted to share with you all what one of my more busy days look during the first semester of my first year as a doctoral student!
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So glad to see people of color interested in the Psych field! Was just reading an article about how we need more POC, men, and different sexual orientations since the field is so narrow currently.
Yes! I definitely agree - the field is needing some more diverse populations. Slowly but surely we’re getting there - at least I think so 😅
Well that's great, I'm all 3! A gay, asian man :)
@@giannn9408 The jackpot!
g m I’m a black, disabled, immigrant psych student lol diversity represent 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Im a native american, non binary, asexual with adhd and an abusive relationship and grew up with one parent who was an alcoholic and only had one eye. I win
You must be psyched...
Psyched about psychology!!!
Good one :D
thanks for the video! I'm looking for youtubers to watch that are in the psych field so im subscribed !
Thank you so much for watching and joining the family 💕💕💕
I'm in my first year of college for psych and I have no idea what type of psych I wanna do so I'm just looking through UA-cam for vids about it so ty for this cuz there sadly arent many😂❤
Awwww thanks so much for watching! You definitely have a bit of time before deciding what type of psychology you want to do! 💕💕
Finally a day in the life of a mental health professional! I’m a trainee Arts Psychotherapist and I tend to see days in the life U.K. / US doctors ... which I equally love but it’s nice to see MH professionals
Thank you so much for watching!
I’m currently applying to a PsyD program and because I’m an idealistic type of person, this video and your other videos regarding your experience in grad school is greatly appreciated 😭❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!!! I am so glad you’ve found this channel! Altho the psyd is a bit different, hopefully this gives you an idea of what to expect!! Welcome to the family 💕💕
I looked into doing a psyd but decided against it because I LOVE research (like a weirdo). 😂 but it’s a great program for those who want to do more clinical work. The psyd program at NSU I heard is great! It honestly just depends. The PhD programs are SUPER competitive tho and chances of getting in are much slimmer. But I heard they a lot of them offer scholarships. I don’t know much about the psyd route because of my research interests.
Junky Mack I’ve looked into La Salle & Argosy in Arizona. Like you said they’re are expensive lol but offer many scholarships!
By NSU are you referring to Nova?@@RenaesCorner
Yup yup yup! I know a current student there who loves the program. 💕
You are inspiring me to study clinical psychology, I'm an undergraduate gonna graduate this year.
Awww thanks! I really love clinical psychology because it’s the best of both worlds. I get to practice AND do research! I would look into programs!
I'm in my last year in an online PsyD program. Although I have learned so much in this program, your video reminds how much I miss the fellowship with other classmates
Awwww thanks so much for watching! Yeah I love all the fellowship with my classmates, I don’t think I could do it without them!
Omg online?? Could you give some tips??
Loved this! So helpful seeing different degrees and their typical days!❤️❤️
Yesss!! These are my favorite type of videos to watch too!
Yes! I’m currently pursing a career in psychology so I’m very glad you made this video as I would like to observe what the daily life of a clinical psychologist is! :)
I think the life of a clinical psychologist and the life of a clinical psychologist in training are pretty different! I’d imagine some things are similar tho! But thanks so much for watching!
Renae's Corner What college do you go to? My mistake, I didn’t really clarify in my original comment but I’m still not in college (as I’m still in middle school) and I was very curious as to which college you go to and if you don’t really want to reveal that information do you have any suggestions as to where I can get an education and degree in Psychology?
Ohhh! I see. If you’re in middle school, I think going to any university where you can get an undergraduate degree in psychology is the first step! I would pick a school that has an active research program. But you have time to think about everything!
Love watching these kinds of vlogs💕 keep up the hard work!!
Awww thanks!!!
Thanks for posting This! It's so dope to see other people of color succeeding in the field as a student just starting my Master's (in the fall). Also, love seeing the StL area, it's like a virtual visit home!
Thanks so much for watching! And congrats on starting your masters soon!
Ahhh SLU! I live in the same city as you!! My goal is to become a psychiatrist but I’m still attending premed. I’m glad to see more P.O.C majoring in psych!! Keep up the good work. You’ve earned a new subbie! 💜
Oh that’s so awesome!! Psychiatry is such a cool field! Thanks so much for watching and subbing 💕💕
i’m in the process of applying for phD programs! this is so much motivation! thank you!
Thank you so much for watching and good luck with your applications 💕
I'm applying to clinical rehabilitation counseling programs so I enjoy seeing POC in this field!
That’s so awesome!!! Good luck with the apps - I know you’ll do awesome in the field!
I’m so glad I found your channel! Planning to apply to a doctorate program next year! Loving your energy and content
Awww thank you so much! And good luck with your application season 💕💕💕
Can you do more of these day in the life? I love it and it’s a great way to send to my friends that don’t understand what it’s like 😂
Yesss!! There are more on the way! I was just waiting for the weather to break into fall 😭
(found you through Charli's raid!) I love this vlog
Yay! Thank you! Nemo is a hoot! ❤️❤️ thank you for watching!!
Omg, thank you for this!
No problem!! Thank you for watching!
Ohh SLU!! I just interviewed there this past February for admission to the Clinical Psych program and got in! However, I am going to attend a different institution for various reasons, but I really liked SLU. Thank you for your video!
Oh yes! I remember you from lunch! 💕💕 Congrats on getting in and finding a good fit program! Thank you for watching. I always wonder what the interviewees that don’t come to SLU do... so this was a nice update!
I just applied to clinical and counseling psychology programs, so this video is super exciting to me! :)
Congrats!! Good luck with your applications!!
I also have an updated version of this video now - you can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/hVnAPpCyKjk/v-deo.html
I loved your day
Thank you so muchhhh
Omg! Yessss.
I want to become a school psychologist. I’m almost done with my bachelors and something told me “try to find someone on UA-cam who’s is school for the same thing; or similar”!
Yay Us ❤️
That’s so awesome! Thank you for watching 💕💕
I don’t think I’ve seen any school psych channels, but I’m glad that I can provide some insight on grad school in a similar field! Congrats on almost finishing your bachelors! Keep up the good work!
Renae's Corner thank you.
I hope you pass and become licensed 💙
Awww thank you!
I know to become a school psychologists at least in the usa you have to teacn for 3 yeara
I think it depends on which university because I have a friend who did a school psych PhD and never taught.
I'm the 600th subscriber woohoo!!
Woooohoooo!! Thank you so much for subscribing 💕💕
That was amazing. thank you for sharing. I thought that was me in most of the video. please make more something like that again.
Thanks! I have. There is a day in the life video for year 2 on my channel as well. I havent done year three because pandemic and my days are wacky LOL.
@@RenaesCorner I definitely watch all, and I am looking forward for third year. Thank you again for for all of them.
I love to see a fellow slu student 💙
💙💙💙 thanks for watching ! Go Billikens? (Is that what SLU people say?? 😂)
I would like to pursue a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program. I'm in my last semester of bachelors and I plan to take a gap year. Do you have any tips as far as finding a grad school, how much you should save, how to find the perfect school? I'm just really nervous about beginning my journey towards a doctorates degree, but I know ultimately it'll give me the career I desire.
Hey! I can totally do this. I think I have a video talking about how to pick a grad school/application tips on my channel it’s called Application tips or something. If you want I can do another one about picking a grad school.
I'll check it out right now! thank you so much!! @@RenaesCorner
I’ve just gone through the process myself and accepted my offer to a clinical psychology PhD programme.
The most important factor, in my opinion, is to have a general area of research in mind with some good research questions. From there, identify the researchers in the field working on your topic of choice. Read their work. Look at their universities.
Start reaching out to these faculty members early on, prior to the start of the application cycle, and try to build a relationship with them. This is vital. No mentor/advisor, no offer, generally speaking.
Meanwhile, I found it useful to get some ancillary experience in the same field. For example, if you have an interest in long term and severe mental illness, try and work as a BTech or Case Manager and deal with that population.
Finally, if you get an interview, I found the unstructured time more important than the planned events, such as the interviews themselves. Interview Day gave me a chance to sit down with my potential mentor and speak at length. In an ideal world, your potential mentor will interview you.
It is my honest opinion that a passion for the subject, combined with thoughtful immersion and decent domain knowledge, is a better asset for you than just interview prep, per se.
Good luck!
I am an undergraduate student from India myself and believe me, in the past 3 days I have easily typed around 100 mails and sent them to different US/UK/CANADIAN universities which have PhD/PsyD clinical psychology. Trust me, since I've a 3 year BA (Honours) degree, it's much much difficult for people like me because I've to ask if my DEGREE in itself (forget about the grades) is acceptable. I think your best bet is to just Google the best Universities and take a leap of faith. Close your eyes and just send them all emails to find the perfect one for you. Be ready to face a lot of rejection though. In the 100 emails I sent, I received positive replied only from 10. And that felt disheartening but then again, your chances might be much better because you've the 4 year undergraduate degree
Taren, I think three of the most important factors include cost, reputation, and whether the school is APA accredited. The APA accreditation will ensure that you can compete for APA accredited internships, and will increase your marketability for jobs. The VA for example, will only accept psychologists from an APA school
Thank you veryy muchhhhhhhh❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
So amazing your journey and we have the same dog:)
Awwww thank you! 💜💜 love the doggies
OK I need some advice:
So I’m in early college high school student meaning after high school I’ll have two years of college (an associates degree) so I’ll basically be starting off my undergrad as a junior. How would you recommend I obtain experience such as internships, since I will be fresh out of high school?
Sorry! I somehow missed your comment! So i would reach out to your psychology professors for opportunities and see if they have any. You could also spend time shadowing professionals if they are accepting student. Also if your school has a career center that would also be a good place to start. Outside of that I would just google for psych internships, or fellowships, etc
Renae's Corner
Alright will do! Thanks so much for the response! :)
YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL. thank you for incredible video
Awwww thank you so much!
@@RenaesCorner no,thank YOU♡
I really appreciate your video. I’ll be applying to a maters program in mental Health Counseling! How long does your program take to complete?
That’s so awesome! The PhD program I’m in is usually five years including an internship year. I’d imagine the masters program is 2-3 years!
Nice video! Got a sub from a student in Clinical Psychology in Iceland! :)
That’s so awesome! Thanks so much for watching 💕💕
Love your cute dog, thanks for your video. Enjoyed it- ♥️ from India.
Awww thank you so much!!
I really enjoyed watching your Thurs. and hearing about what your grad week entails. Also, Nehemiah is adorable. I can't wait to see more of your videos (this is my first one). Again, thanks for sharing! :)
Omg thank you so much for watching 💕💕
Hi Renae! I will be going into a master's program this coming fall which is a research based psychology program. I was wondering if this route can eventually lead me to a career path of a sport psychology/clinical psychology concentration?
Hi hi! Sorry for the delay (things have been hectic for me!). So yes I believe so! But it might be helpful to reach out to other sports psychologists on LinkedIn to get their opinions!
Thanks for this! I am applying to PhD and PsyD programs this fall. Honestly though, I thought you'd be even busier haha. I get the impression that clinical psych students are focused and working hard 10 - 12 hrs a day. I would think you have A LOT of readings that would take up all your evenings. Let alone all the research if you're in the PhD side. Do you find you have much free time?
Wooohooo!! Congrats on applying!! I mean I’ve gotten much busier since this time. This was the first semester, prior to having any clients, research things or really any additional responsibilities. That has changed quite a bit now. I do find that I am pretty busy, but I have enough free time for me personally. I’m sure people in my cohort would say otherwise but for me it’s enough to keep me going ☺️
It's always easy if you love it. Hahaha!
Hi I want to be a clinical psychologist but I don't know which I should go for PhD or a PsyD. I do know I want to be able to help people within counseling kind (sort of interacting with them) like a therapist so what kind of doctorate degree would you say that works best for?
Yes, so I would say it depends on your long term goals.
Both the PhD and the PsyD programs have practice components where you interact with clients and provide therapy and interventions. Where the two programs differ on is how much practice experience you’ll get and how much research experience you’ll get as well.
I would also look into counseling psychology PhD programs too. They allow you to interact with clients.
@@RenaesCorner if you don't mind me asking what do uou mean by research and the experience?
Sorry! I was kinda vague in my first comment. I was half sleep!
Okay so when I talk about experience or practice, I’m talking about actual clinical work like therapy or assessments. When I talk about research, I mean like being a creator of knowledge, publishing articles in journals, etc.
how many years would doctrine in clinical psych take?
So in the US the doctoral degree takes 5-7 years, but then you still have complete internship and post doc. And then become licensed. So probably around 8-10 years total
Wonderful video! Are clinical psych doctoral programs expensive? Or instead do they pay you a stipend in a PhD program?
Thank you for your comment!
I think it depends some programs are more expensive than others, and some programs offer tuition remission and stipends, while other programs do not.
Hello! I’m interested in getting my PhD in Psychology. I’m a senior Mathematics major, and my gpa is a 3.6. Do you think that gpa is adequate?
Hello, I’m not sure since I am not an admissions board member! The general guideline is a gpa above 3.5 and making sure you’ve taken the required psychology courses.
I’m actually trying to get into SLU coincidentally so this video was rlly useful lol
Awwww awesome!! Best of luck with your applications! 💕 thank you for watching!
Do you do TA or RA? I can't imagine attending school without having a small job alongside.
Yes for the first two years in my program I do a RA-ship, and then external placement in the community!
I get stuck after 5 ALL THE TIME lol That's why I find it easier and more efficient to study in the mornings. When do you find the time to study? Is it more on the weekends?
I realllllyyyyyyy want to be a morning studier. I just love sleeping in... But my goal is to wake up earlier next semester. I am most productive with studying and my readings either in the middle of the day (9am-3pm-ish) and then really late (like 11PM - 2AM). If I am being honest it hasn't been very much on the weekend mostly week days.
@@RenaesCorner Try going to starbucks or a coffee shop maybe at 6 or 7 before class. What helped me was just starting and then eventually it just became a habit. A warm cup of coffee and studying before class is not so bad after awhile and I end up sleeping much earlier. By 8 or 9pm I am dozing off, so I still get my 8 hours of sleep. I used to be a night owl too, but the day just feels more productive if work is done before I even get to class. Give it a couple of tries, maybe you'll like it.
That is a good idea! But I don't drink coffee. I might try just going to school earlier next semester. The main thing for me is having a schedule thats what really helps at this point.
Could u please tell me that what should i do to become a clinical psychologist or what are the degrees that i should take after 12th and i am from arts (humanities)in 11th ....so please give me suggestion ...please please...
Hello I think it really depends on where you live! In the US, you have to obtain a bachelors degree, and then a doctorate degree plus pre doctoral internship.
I would suggest a degree in psychology or neuroscience or some similar field. But that’s by US standards
@@RenaesCorner i live in india (u.p.)
Okay, I might not be the best person to ask then because I’m sure the standards are different. Try reaching out to your school counselor or academic advisor for more help!
Hi,I am interested in psychology..
And u r helping me get inspired a lot
Thank u and all the best
Awww thanks so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! 💕 There’s an updated version of this video on my channel too that you might want to check out too
😊😊
how long it takes to complete psyd ? how much can we make after our psyd ?
I am assuming that doing a psyd takes about the same amount of time between 5-7 years. But I am not 100% sure because I am not in a psyd program nor did I apply to psyd programs. I am in a PhD program currently so I’m not sure. Also I am not sure what the pay differences are between psyd and PhD. Sorry!
I'm currently doing my Master's in clinical psychology, I want to pursue a PhD in same. I'm in my second last semester. Any suggestions as to how to go forward and where to contact or what exactly are the requirements?
I searched google and all I find is just rose petals information. Can someone give me an exact reality situation? My options are open for both Canada and USA.
Hi! Well first congrats on doing your Masters!! I guess for phd requirements you could look on the school's websites and find the clinical psychology application requirements. I would also advise contacting the program because there are little differences between each program. I can tell you that getting a PhD is hard, but i am also really enjoying my time in my program. I have a great cohort and an amazing advisor/mentor. I know sometimes it seems all rosy for programs, but the way to find out really about the program is by talking to graduate students in the specific program. I hope this helps!
@@RenaesCorner Hello, thank you so much for the advice. It does really help. Yes I have been looking into the requirements, and it says a minimum of 70% in the last two year's of study (in my case that would be my Master's program scores), a good GRE score, Ielts score and a thesis (which I would be doing in this year as a part of my masters program). My question here is, what kind of thesis brings an interest to the PhD admissions/professors?
I went through some universities as well. Some are APA accredited and some aren't. Those that are have clinical psychology in PhD. My question is is PhD from a non APA accredited university accepted if it's not in clinical? And what is it's a clinical PhD from a non APA accredited university?
One more thing I noticed is in the clinical psychology PhD program, there are many subtopics. Like under an abc professor there's an xyz topic . But every topic is under clinical only. On what basis do students generally choose these topics? (I got a bit confused seeing so many topics and would like some suggestions as to how to choose from these topics and how much does that effect our job after PhD)
What is the job scope after my PhD in case I take up clinical psychology in PhD?
I would really appreciate if I could get honest answers for these. (Since I know no one in my family or distant people as a psychologist who are in USA or Canada.)
(I know a few psychologists but they are all settled/educated in India.)
Hi so I dont know all the answers to your questions to be honest. I am still just a student and everyone's experiences with clinical psychology are different.
I think in terms of your thesis, you want to do something that is rigorous and research oriented. I do not know exactly what professors are looking for because I entered my phd with just a bachelors degree. Applying to a phd is different where, you are not applying to the program, rather to the professor. So I assume that your thesis or research interests would have to be similar to the professor’s interests/research. But again, I am not sure.
I would only apply to a clinical psychology program if it is APA accredited. I have no idea what happens within non-APA accredited programs. The only way that you can become a LICENSED clinical psychologist, is to attend a APA accredited program.
I am not sure what you mean about the topics could you clarify?
I have no idea what the job prospects are as a clinical psychologist tbh. My decision to go into this field was focused on helping people - sorry. I dont know. I mean, it seems like psychologists are in demand. It just depends I guess.
I know that it seems very blurry and ambiguous, however, that’s honestly how the field is. Like each of the steps, you only know what the next step is vaguely. Sorry that’s not more helpful.
I also think you could talk to other professors and graduate students for these answers too. I mean, I am only one person and one experience - everyone’s experiences and opinions will be different to be honest.
Hi, thanks a lot for being honest. I really do appreciate this. Thanks for clarifying some of my doubts because it does make sense.
The topics I was talking about is, I noticed that genre is something like a particular disorder or just a particular therapy or a certain section of age group. Like the clinical trials are present but it seems we have to decide in which aspect we need to do. Coz according to ghat we choose under a professor that is working on any one of these topics. Even I'm not really sure about how this works. This is what google actually told about.
I’m planning to begin clinical psych in Fall 2021 and I literally looked up your video to see what a day in the life is like and if having a dog during it is feasible... only to see that you have a dog too!! How has looking after Nemo been? My biggest fear is making the dog sad by being away for too long.
Awwww! Well congrats on preparing to the apply!! I do have a little dog. He’s pretty old and low maintenance so I think it depends on the type of dog and his/her personality. I have two friends who got puppies during our first year! It just really just depends on your program too. I know my first year and second year were pretty class heavy so I was gone a lot from him but nehemiah didn’t seem to mind too much.
I also have an updated version of this video for my second year of you’re interested!
Hello
I studied my Master degree in social work I wanted to do phd in clinical psychology.
If I do phd in clinical psychology can I become professor for psychology student??
Hello, yes but you can become a psychology professor with any type of psychology (developmental, social, clinical, I/O).
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My whole life I’ve wanted to pursue psych but I’m having a hard time choosing between arts and science route. What was ur experience when choosing and if u chose arts route do you still get to do your own research?
Hi Amy!! I’m not really sure what you mean by arts vs. science route? Are you talking about like getting a Bachelors or Masters of Arts versus Bachelors or Masters of Science route?
@@RenaesCorner yes I am. I also live in Canada so it could be a little different for you and I
Okay! Sorry for the slow response! So for my bachelors degree. I didn’t really care either way. I would assume that doing the Science route would allow you to do a bit more research and maybe make you take more hard science courses. I honestly think it would depend more on how the school has their program set up.
@@RenaesCorneroh ok thanks for letting me know
Sorry I’m not more helpful! I’m not just sure of the actual differences 💕
Im still in highschool and was thingking about pursuing my study as a law student or a pyschology student,any advice?
Hi! I was also in that spot in high school. I just knew that I was going to be a lawyer, and then one day I took a psych class and everything shifted for me. I say all that to say, it's truly a personal choice and you have to do what feels right. For me, law felt like what I wanted, but psychology felt like everything that I was most passionate about. Also, remember that you can try out each of the studies and see what fits. Like take some political science/law classes and some psychology classes and see what fits for you. AND remember that there is a whole field that combines both law and psychology in forensics and there are psychologists who focus primarily on the law and how people interact with it.
@@RenaesCorner thank you so much for the advice♥
No problem! I know you’ll make the right decision for you!
@@RenaesCorner ♥
That tattoo at 5:18 though!
Yes. It’s super cute!
How many programs did you apply to, and what was your admissions rate?
I applied to 9phd programs (not all clinical psych) and 4 masters programs. I’m not sure what you mean by admissions rate. Admission rates vary by year so it’s basically luck if the draw when applying.
I just want a fraction showing the relation of how much programs you applied to and how much you were actually admitted to. :)
Ohhh I see. I’m not really comfortable sharing that information over the internet but I went on 8 interviews (7 PhD and 1 masters).
I'm planning to apply for phd programs in clinical psy. What kind of research experience did you have before you applied?
I went to a research intensive at Stanford for a summer and then I spent 1.5 years working on a grant at my university! And then I did a post baccalaureate program at the University of Pittsburgh where we did a research project along with graduate school work.
@@RenaesCorner I am an International student planning to apply for a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. I have a B.A. in Psychology with a 3.94 GPA and an M.A. in clinical psychology (grades not converted into a GPA yet). I also have a clinical experience of 6 months and have worked on 2 research projects under my statistics professor. One of them was my masters thesis and the second one was presented in a research meet and is about to be published in a peer review journal. Is this good enough experience to get into a PhD clinical psy program? I'm really worried since this process is all very new to me.
Hmmm, well. Im not on any application committees so this is all just my opinion based on my experience. there’s no hard and fast rule about how much experience you need to be successful in the clinical psych application process. Each professor is looking for different things. One professor might be looking for someone with a lot of stats experiences, whereas another professor might be looking for someone with more clinical experiences. It’s all kinda hit or miss to be honest….
I think you have a good amount of experience, but the only real way to know if you’ll be accepted is to apply!
If I have already taken Stats and Research Methods for my core classes, do I need to take them again for a doctorate??
Hello! Yes, you likely will have to take a Stats and Research Methods again, but it depends on your program! If you took grad level stats and methods, you might be able to transfer those credits. I definitely am glad I took mine again because the repetition is good for learning. I feel like I learned a lot more this time around!
Do you have a speciality or are you becoming a lpc? My future goals are also to become a psychologist(currently in my senior year of undergrad).
I’m not becoming an lpc, I’m training to become a clinical psychologist. I’m hoping to work with children in the future.
@@RenaesCorner ah ok awesome😄 i wish you the best of luck with everything😀 what year of undegrad did you apply to grad school?
Thanks!! I applied two years after graduating with my undergrad degree!
@@RenaesCorner ah ok
Hi! I am a student clinical art therapist with Canadian art therapy association, currently working for my professional license hours. Your video about choosing between a phd and a psy.d helped me a great deal and now I want to pursue a Psy.D (ofcourse there a none for art therapy, yet!) and I so flustered about choosing if I should do a clinical Psy.D or a Counselling Psy.D. If you could please help me? I'd be grateful.
Hello! I think that either option of the clinical or counseling would be appropriate! You might want to check out some of my videos in this playlist! I have videos on PsyD vs. Phd, and Counseling vs Clinical! - ua-cam.com/play/PLKAa4UyADWW_T3LYH5RiF_4MoUUr3rdqX.html
Would you also be working with children? What are the age groups you will be seeing ?
Currently in my program I’m seeing a wide range of ages. So I am working with 1st graders all the way up to adults.
My main focus is in children tho. ☺️
Renae's Corner omg really that good ! I also want to focus on children as well
Yessss I love the kids 💕💕
I'm a student of psychology hons from India. Could you please let me know what qualifications I need to get in order to become a clinical psychologist?
Btw loved your video😊🌸❤
Awwww thank you so much for watching!
The qualifications for becoming a clinical psychologist are different everywhere! In the United States, you’re required to hold a doctorate degree, complete a pre-doctoral internship year, sometimes you have to complete a post-doctoral internship and then take a test and then become licensed!
Girl what's a platform I can message you on?
Hi Hope! You can shoot me an email if you want OR message me on Instagram! My email and link to Instagram are in the description of every video 💕
Hey!!!! Nice video. I have a question. What college are you doing your doctorate in?
Hi so I don’t really share that information for privacy reasons. But I attend a university in the St. Louis, MO area.
@@RenaesCorner oh that's completely fine. Btw I am aspiring to be a psychologist as well. I am Asian and I'm not that clear about where I should be applying for a doctoral degree. Could you please help me on that? A link of a website would be more than enough for me. And thank you.
I’m actually doing a video series on this VERY soon! Like aspiring psychologists videos! But I would say that applying for a doctorate degree is VERY different than applying for an undergrad degree. For the doctorate (at least for the PhD) you’re really looking for a professor/mentor who aligns with your research interests. Not so much the name/prestige of the school. I used APAs program searcher to find schools and then looked to see if that school had a professor who’s research interests aligned with mine. I hope that makes sense!
@@RenaesCorner Yes. Thank you soooooo much Renae. That helped a lot. And I'm looking forward to that video. Keep going and all the best.
Love from Asia. 😊
Here in India you got to have a post graduate degree to go ahead with PhD💜
Okay! I figured it be different for each country!
@@RenaesCorner It's basically that most doctoral degrees in the west already have a Master's degree within them so it's like an joint program for you guys
Do you work while in school?
Hmm depends on what you define as work. Yes and no. You’re not necessarily allowed to have a job outside of the university, but there are various University and external placements that supplement my funding.
I really want a PsyD instead of PhD because I CANNOT with static’s, percentages, and facts.
LOL, well... many PsyDs still have statistics, percentages, and learning facts. Maybe not as heavy as a PhD, but it is still there. I would say they have similar methods of education. LOL.
But you totally could girl😄
Would you advise applying to a PhD program after your undergraduate
Yes and no. Yes, if you have a significant amount of research experience (and possibly publications, presentations, and a lot of tangible skills). No if you feel like you need to boost an area.
ALOT people take a gap year or two and do a post-bacc or work in research or a mental health facility. I did not go straight from undergrad and I am really glad I didn’t because of the skills I gained in my “gap year.” Honestly, in my cohort none of us came straight from undergrad. Professors seem to be wanting more experience in general.
Renae's Corner what research should we be doing in the gap year? I'm there now. Also what kind of publications should we be doing? Have you completed any that we could see?
Hello! So during the gap year, you could do various things. I took one year to work on my GRE scores and then the following year I was in a post-bacc program at The University of Pittsburgh. I think doing a program where you get research experience is key during that gap year. Like maybe working as a lab manager or research assistant at a university could be helpful. I think the publications piece is dependent on your field. I did not have any publications coming into my first year at all.
pls help. what's the difference between human dignity and human rights? i need it badly.
Hmmm. I’m not sure. I would say the human dignity is the right of a person to be valued and respected for their own sake, and to be treated ethically. And then human rights overlaps with that kinda because human rights are things that every person has morally subscribed to. But I’m just guessing 🤷🏽♀️
Hey can you recommend any online Phd clinical psychology degrees?
Hi Jason! Thanks for watching my video! I’m not really sure I know of any off the top of my head. I’d make sure that whichever program you choose for clinical psychology is accredited through APA. I used the APA website to search for school to make sure it was accredited. Sorry I’m not much more help than that!
Renae's Corner. Thanks, I appreciate it. I appreciate the advice (you are of help)!
No problem 💕💕
Well actually I was looking and found that there are currently no APA certified clinical psychology PhD programs. You can get an online masters but for the license and certification you have to do an on campus program.
@@jasoncampbell2088 Hey! I just looked one up for you! www.capella.edu/online-degrees/masters-clinical-psychology-counseling/admission-requirements/
They also offer an Online PsyD
Iam bsc Psychology student in India ☺️. please tell me best university in MSc clinical psychology in London?
I have no idea, because I attend school in the United States. Sorry! ✨💕
@@RenaesCorner it's ok☺️all the best
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Good luck
Hey! So I recently came across your video because I’ve been trying to figure out what I want to do in the psychology field. I have a question. How high does your undergraduate GPA have to be to be accepted further? Like do you have to have a 4.0? Btw I loved the video! 😁❤️
Hi Madi! Thanks so much for watching - I’m glad you enjoyed it! Your undergraduate gpa does not have to be a perfect 4.0! Most places say above a 3.5 is good enough but it really just depends on the program. Most PhD programs list the average gpa on their websites too!
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From which university you are doing it?
I am studying at a university in Saint Louis, Missouri.
I am doing my bachelor in psychology and I am looking for masters in counseling. But I am worried about tuition fees and other expenses. I am looking for university who would let me work with them and give me some scholarships. Then I will be able to afford accomodations and other studies expenses.
Yeah I definitely understand! I am not sure of many programs like that in counseling because I am not in a counseling program. I am sure there are master’s programs with scholarships and funding opportunities. I think it’s just a matter of searching for them and asking the different departments.
I am searching for a year so far I have find university in Germany but I am not sure about the work-study program criteria of them. Let's see what will happen. But if somehow somewhere you get the information please let me know. Please!!!
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Next time use simple editing to combine a good walk video, morning prep, and rest of day using multiple days.
LOLOL. I wish that was possible. My days were wayyyy too busy for me to do multiple days in one video 😂
Thanks for you suggestion tho. I’ll keep it in mind 😂
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hi. if you have doctoral in clinical psychology,can you have a clinic on your own?
Hello! Yes you can. But you don’t need a doctorate to open your own clinic.
@@RenaesCorner Really? I thought you need to have a doctorate because yiu need to become a doctor first in order to become a clinical psychologist.
To be a clinical psychologist, yes you need the doctorate. But if you just want to open your own clinic to do therapy, you can do that with a masters degree in mental health counseling or social work.
I am from Indian.will get paid when we are doing doctoral in clinical psychology .
I’m not sure about in other countries or in other degree programs. I know most US clinical psychology PhD programs having some funding available to students through teaching or research.
You get paid for anything that has to do with research. In India, if you qualify the NET Entrance exam then your chances of getting funded from the government increases. However, if you get good marks in that exam then you'll receive the title of Junior Research Fellow and will get additional grant. Yay for you!
Can a person with a double major go into clinical psychology? I am already done with my psych major with a 3.9 and I am finishing my education major by student teaching for 2 semesters. I will graduate in 2 semesters. Can a person with an education major go into clinical psychology and become a child clinical psychologist?
Yes, I think that there are people who have degrees in different subjects and still go into clinical psychology programs. It just depends on the school and that you meet all their course requirements. You'll just have to do a good job in your personal statement about why you decided to do education and how it will translate into clinical psychology.
@@RenaesCorner thank u
No problem 💕
Renae's Corner suggesting professional advice doesnt constitute trolling. If I was pursuing a career, why would I ask you the student, I would prefer solid answers and recommendations by professionals in field already. Im not saying this to criticize, I liked your video as a video, not a resource. Peace and Blessings
Interesting. I’m glad you watched the video. And I’m sure that I am not the only resource people are utilizing when searching for answers about clinical psychology. However, I am a resource that people can use if they choose.
I only asked if you were trolling because you made the same comment several times. Be blessed. 💕
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Hmmm??
Good to see a person from my relevant field can you please give me any email etc i want to collaborate in cross cultural research
I really want to become a psychologist or something to do with dat... But you have to be rlly smart but I'm dumb ;-;
Hmmm, a teacher once told me you never have to be the smartest in the room, you just have to be the most dedicated and most willing to go above and beyond to learn.
Basically you can do it!
Your so inspiring do you mentor ?
I do a little bit - send me an email sis!
@@RenaesCorner i sent out an email :)
You look like Bonnie from End of the f**ing world
Do I?? I haven’t heard that before. Thank you she’s gorgeous!
Watch movie sometimes
When your physical body is acting abnormal you would consult with your doctor. The same way when your automobile is acting up you would consult with a mechanic. Why do you do that? Because they have been educated and experienced to diagnostic your problems with your physical body and your automobile. We have been studying and practicing on human anatomy for hundreds of years because our body is tangible therefore, now we are able to recognize what is bothering our body parts then we came up with medicines. Regarding automobile we put those parts together therefore, we can easily diagnostic any problem in our car. Then we came up with "Psychologist" which it has to do with our "Soul", and our "Behavior" although no one has any knowledge about the creation of our innermost "Soul" and no one has seen it nor touched it because it is not tangible yet they want to find out our problems with our "Soul" just by reading some books which they are just conjectures of many people around the world through the years. And by just talking to you and forcing you to take a 6 hours test which it is based for only few people then they think they can diagnostic our problems! Are you kidding?
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the video didnt even start until 1:00. get to the point quicker next time and cut out some of the unnecessary footage, people are busy and dont have time to watch this kind of stuff
I mean... you could always not watch 😂 but alright lol