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@aasthaverma1702
@aasthaverma1702 Күн бұрын
Hi Kathleen I've completed my high school and currently studying Bsc in clinical psychology 1st year I'm from India and I want to continue my masters and become a clinical psychologist in Australia can you please guide me through what I have to do for it
@nikki4628
@nikki4628 2 күн бұрын
thank you for this kathleen for your videos!! when I'm feeling like psychology is such a long journey and get so drained, watching your videos really make me excited to keep going <3
@genevievehassett1202
@genevievehassett1202 8 күн бұрын
Thank you Kathleen! This was incredibly helpful. I was wondering if you had any advice regarding the internship plan? Is this something you do collaboratively with your supervisor?
@KhadijahDuarte
@KhadijahDuarte 10 күн бұрын
Congratulations! Where are these links that you suggested?
@zonemusterjewels4126
@zonemusterjewels4126 15 күн бұрын
THANK YOU. You have just saved me truckloads of money and stress. My current GPA is 6.5 BUT the toll it took on my young family is OBSCENE. I was even wondering if I wanted to continue putting myself through it. I owe you a great deal of gratitude.
@tanyamudgal956
@tanyamudgal956 15 күн бұрын
Does a PhD in clinical psychology make me eligible to practice as a clinical psychologist in Australia?
@urdumb007
@urdumb007 20 күн бұрын
tea with room temp water? girl 😭😭
@kathleenanne
@kathleenanne 19 күн бұрын
It has a boiling water function! Omg room temp would not be okay 😅😅
@urdumb007
@urdumb007 18 күн бұрын
@@kathleenanne oh okay thank god HAHA 😭😭
@happybeing2875
@happybeing2875 22 күн бұрын
can an international student in education with previous international 18years psychology degree apply for aphra?
@technobabble77
@technobabble77 25 күн бұрын
Is it bad that I was waiting for this to all go south?
@Alexander_273
@Alexander_273 25 күн бұрын
Omg you're literally so pretty
@mohitgmoozik
@mohitgmoozik 25 күн бұрын
Thank you Kathleen for the excellent video 🙂👍I completed my Engineering back in 2007 and work fulltime in IT. I want to get into Psychology (for a number of reasons) through a Graduate Diploma. In your opinion would a Graduate Diploma give me a legitimate shot to get into these very competitive Honors and Masters, or do they prefer regular Bachelors and Ill just be spending a bunch of money to drop halfway. I would very much appreciate any guidance. Thanks again.
@shylene7792
@shylene7792 26 күн бұрын
Hi Kathleen, I just discovered this channel yesterday and very grateful for it! Wanted to share something that might be a controversial opinion, I hope not. My psychologist once told me that when she was first starting, her mentor told her that most of your best clients will be the ones who pay in full, and pls don't cancel me, but even if they were going through difficult circumstances. Of course everyone's situations are unique and they didn't choose it, and this is also not justification to demand more money from people than they are capable of. But yeah, over the years she found that to be true. My own situation was very hard financially and I struggled to pay for sessions. However, the conviction to get better made me diligently save what little allowance I got as a teen and early 20s (even surviving on 20$ a week sometimes to cover groceries, transport etc.), and I applied myself even more to every minute of sessions because of that. I guess the client really needs to get to a place where life has hit them so many times they refuse to end their story as a fallen hero. That's my situation anyway lol thanks for these videos!
@HntrSvrsn
@HntrSvrsn 26 күн бұрын
Always an angel never a god
@gracerich-degasperis
@gracerich-degasperis 26 күн бұрын
God bless you <3
@Solarxipse
@Solarxipse 26 күн бұрын
thats actually so inspiring
@Monday-zy78
@Monday-zy78 26 күн бұрын
Love this🦄✨🌈
@shahaanashareef5872
@shahaanashareef5872 28 күн бұрын
Anyone know any resources where to start studying for psychology exams
@Thesassygirl0
@Thesassygirl0 Ай бұрын
Could you please recommend a psychologist for an internship in Sydney???
@Thesassygirl0
@Thesassygirl0 29 күн бұрын
Could u please recommend a psychologist for an internship in Sydney
@ftwilbur
@ftwilbur Ай бұрын
This is high value stuff. Thanks very much 👌
@indigirkaagungwulandari4563
@indigirkaagungwulandari4563 Ай бұрын
Could I get a job as psychologist if I just have Master of Psychology without Bachelor of Psychology? Because my Bachelor Degree is Education
@Lou-sf2ik
@Lou-sf2ik Ай бұрын
je découvre ta chaîne j'aime beaucoup ton sourire et ton état d'esprit ! je m'abonne :)
@gabriellla13
@gabriellla13 Ай бұрын
Hi Kate, I wanna go back to study and potentially became a psychologist, how can we chat? do offer some kind of service? I really guidance, as I'm an Australian PR.
@chloezhu4682
@chloezhu4682 Ай бұрын
Hi Kat! Could you do a video about the 9 endorsement of Psychologist In Australia? Do they all require a Clinical Psychology Master degree or certain master degree? The information online is quite confusing and there is very limied course information as well. Thank you so much for your sharing!❤
@rd6416
@rd6416 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much. Im a mature age student looking to return to study at midlife, so knowing my options and choosing the best pathway for me critical.
@rungeon83
@rungeon83 Ай бұрын
This is a fantastic video, I've never ghosted someone who I've talked to a lot, I will always let them know if I'm going to go away. I don't feel I've been ghosted either. But I did talk to oddly enough my ex now on a dating app and didn't message her back for a week and she said "oh I guess it's just the times now people ghost, but wanted to make sure you're okay" as a result I felt guilty and felt I should reply, I wish i didn't but yeah! Always best to just say "hey it was lovely talking, but compaitbility for me isn't here" and if they ask for more reason than that you're well within your right to say "No" or not reply as you've let someone know that you're not feeling it. Better than them wondering.
@kathleenanne
@kathleenanne Ай бұрын
Thanks for the feed back and thoughtful comment - agreed, better to be upfront and say if you're not feeling a connection!
@user-yf1mv5ji3e
@user-yf1mv5ji3e Ай бұрын
If we weren't official there's no such thing as ghosting.
@rungeon83
@rungeon83 Ай бұрын
lol so you're dating for 3 months every weekend (no sex/kissing, just hugs) and bang they ghost you? (And yes most my relationships take 3 months to develop as I can't just commit to someone so soon)
@user-yf1mv5ji3e
@user-yf1mv5ji3e Ай бұрын
@rungeon83 I dated a girl 3 months and was all the way up to, but not having sex. I just quit calling/texting. If she texted or called me to ask why I would have answered but she didn't, so it's good.
@rungeon83
@rungeon83 Ай бұрын
@@user-yf1mv5ji3e That doesn't seem like ghosting to me, it seems like neither of you was feeling it. The issue is when one person speically after 3 months (if you're meeting up often) suddenly blocks, no warning, no goodbye, just acts like a coward and runs away. Losing contact with someone happens a lot naturally but if you've not blocked her everywhere you didn't ghost.
@gianozcan
@gianozcan Ай бұрын
Hi Kathleen, I am about to finish my 3rd year undergrad in Psychological Science. Im interested in the third (generalised) pathway you are talking about. I have checked some universities and they are all asking for honours first to be accepted into the masters of prof psychology, Which university(ies) did you come across that would accept directly from the undergrad ? Thanks for your great information.
@kathleenanne
@kathleenanne Ай бұрын
The two universities in Australia currently offering a professional masters w/o honours are the Australian National University and the University of Melbourne 😄 the caveat is that their professional masters program goes for two years instead of one!
@gianozcan
@gianozcan Ай бұрын
@@kathleenanne wow thannks a lot for this information. So valuable to me... I work in the field for many years and have 3 children so really time poor. However I don't have the best marks, my gpa will be roughly around a C, around 5 maybe even less. I guess I could do the application but I don't know if the marks would be good enough to get into masters directly. Do you have any insight on this ? I cant thank you enough <3
@mary-caithunter7540
@mary-caithunter7540 Ай бұрын
would love to see the application pack too!
@pwnership3292
@pwnership3292 Ай бұрын
All of the masters of professional psychology courses I have seen require an honours year and GPA of 70% too.
@kathleenanne
@kathleenanne Ай бұрын
As I highlight in the video, there are only two universities in Australia currently offering a professional masters w/o honours, which are the Australian National University and the University of Melbourne - the caveat is that their professional masters program go for two years instead of one!
@melsamary9160
@melsamary9160 Ай бұрын
I’m working as a psychologist in India how can I apply for registration
@jaredt8526
@jaredt8526 Ай бұрын
If you're considering doing postgrad in the UK I'm assuming you'll be applying for a Doctorate instead of master's? As they require doctorates to be clinical psychologists
@moonriversou
@moonriversou Ай бұрын
Oh wait, I thought you were done with your postgrad! I hope things turn out well for you, Kathleen. Thank you for showing us your journey and good luck to you ♡
@moonriversou
@moonriversou Ай бұрын
Hello Kathleen, if I have any queries related to studying psych abroad in Australia, how do I reach out to you? I dmed you on instagram but I don’t use it that often
@jlong8568
@jlong8568 Ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing Kate, loved the vid as always and I hope you have a brilliant time in London:) I Hope you had a wonderful birthday too, the UK would be very lucky to have you!
@catherineklaffer4651
@catherineklaffer4651 Ай бұрын
Are you an Australian citizen Kathleen? Do you need a special student Visa to study in the UK and is there an age limit on it?
@jlong8568
@jlong8568 Ай бұрын
Happy Birthday Super Shrink! hope you have a wonderful time:) Great idea with the new series too!
@makotonarukami7468
@makotonarukami7468 Ай бұрын
I have the problem of not even having a relationship, but wanting to create one with someone who doesnt see me like this. And if its like this from the beginning...imagine the next level with me?
@chloewhite9426
@chloewhite9426 Ай бұрын
I am very interested in the field of phycology. I come from a lower social economic background and never graduated HS. I am 30 and currently working as an apprentice hairdresser. But i find myself wanting learn phycology for a few reasons. 1. I feel as a hairdresser we should have to study a small unit of phycology because we spend time developing relationships with our clients and sometimes maybe we are all our client has to talk to in their life troubles. 2. As i said i grew up in a lower social economic houshold with a single parent who was in a abusive relationship for over a decade. And i really want to help women who have been in those experiences because i feel i can halp more since i can relate. 3. I really love looking into things such as attachment styles and family dynamics. It interests me. I honestly wouldn't know where to start or if i should. Obviously i want to finish my apprenticeship so i can have an income because im also a single parent. Being a hairdresser i meet different people and a couple clients are physiologist, though they come from an upper social economic family, its about who you know not what you know sometimes. Are there tafe courses i could take as a pathway subject? Like a cert in Mental health or something?
@mariahboop4603
@mariahboop4603 Ай бұрын
Hi, I don't know about Tafe courses, but if you are looking for a quicker way to get out of University with the goal of helping people, I would look into a degree in Social Worker. It's a quicker way to get out and help people, since they don't have to go on to do masters in a competitive program or anything like that! I don't know how much they learn regarding my psychology focused things such as attachment style so more research would be better but just a recommendation:)
@caitrionacotter8817
@caitrionacotter8817 Ай бұрын
Congratulations Kathleen!!! Thank you sharing your experience. 💜
@farzanaqasimi6977
@farzanaqasimi6977 2 ай бұрын
Love your keffiyah
@MichaelHalsell
@MichaelHalsell 2 ай бұрын
Once past teenage years, there is clarity that relationships are business arrangements. You can't love for free.
@ousontmeslunettes9891
@ousontmeslunettes9891 2 ай бұрын
I like the study critic at the end and the promotion of further researches about that. Indeed it will be great to seek qualitative researches about this subject. One of the reasons from my perspective could be the paradox of choice linked to the mismatch problem. Nowadays it seems we have too many options, different way of life vs. not enough time too process all the information. How to choose the right partner ? It's an important decision that could badly impact your life. Choosing singleness could be a freeze reaction or preservation response.
@nkoppa5332
@nkoppa5332 2 ай бұрын
Easy reasons. 1. Men are poorer than ever. 2. Feminist programming. 3. Women are fat. 4. Women have high body counts.
@josephzsoka874
@josephzsoka874 2 ай бұрын
Like my Hungarian, and traditional grandmother, said about women in the feminist West, " the women in North America are pampered, coddled, exploited and selfish... they believe they are the proverbial fairy-tale princess and only a prince will do." Women are the problem.
@JaySmith-pv2mw
@JaySmith-pv2mw 2 ай бұрын
Why am I single? Nobody is interested in me. That's it. That's the list.
@interestingtimes6242
@interestingtimes6242 2 ай бұрын
One thing I never hear about is the result of the huge divorce rate. There is a huge damage to psyche of boys by listening to the relentless verbal bashing of their father by their mother after divorce. This was the reality for every single friend I had growing up. I don't think this is ever taken into consideration, but it has been, by far, the #1 reason I have had difficulty with confidence in securing relationships. It has made me reticent to get into relationships more than anything else. Why would I want to be in a relationship with someone who would bash me as much as my mom bashed my dad? And a few minute on TikTok reveals that this pattern of behavior is probably even more prevalent today that it was 50 years ago.
@hipreference
@hipreference 2 ай бұрын
Yeah, you don't have to put up with that. Turns out there's lots of wonderful places in this world you can go where people are sane, reasonable, and treat one another with digity and respect. Keep your head up, go and see the world. You won't be disappointed.
@RockingRebelYell
@RockingRebelYell 2 ай бұрын
Had to take care of my boomer parents for my 20s it’s soul crushing and left me with mental illness. I have so many resentments with them, and I’m working on getting out. CPTSD ruins my chances of dating when it comes up no matter my best efforts I hate it.
@RockingRebelYell
@RockingRebelYell 2 ай бұрын
Boomers are such an entitled generation and so many are happy to destroy one or more of their children’s lives to make them feel good about themselves.
@sophiamartin7374
@sophiamartin7374 2 ай бұрын
Hi Kathleen! I'm doing honours in psych at the moment, and I just got a golden retriever puppy (Bentley) to train as a therapy dog to take into work, for clients. Do you know of how accepting private practices tend to be of this? Or have you ever worked somewhere with a therapy dog? I've seen a few around, but I would like some insider info if you have any! Also, I love a polished, put together look.... probably most similar to the corporate psych girlie. Do you think this is an impediment to working with trauma patients? Even if softened with a cardigan? Thanks!
@anthonycoyle2889
@anthonycoyle2889 2 ай бұрын
The experienced a growing up with divorced parents, the late boomers in the mid 80s and 90s started getting divorced at mass even if your parents were happy married you seen mary friends parents not which made young fear of committed relationships as seen what happened and must cases the kids of the family would be closer to the parent that was more damaged
@reeddillingham2401
@reeddillingham2401 2 ай бұрын
I was surprised that the topic of female hypergamy did not come up, particularly when coupled with the dramatic increase in female academic and professional success. Women have traditionally wanted to 'pair-up" and marry men with higher economic status. The diminishing college graduation rates for men makes them less desirable as mates