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RE: Psychology Addict # 17| A Brief History of Counselling and Psychotherapy
Thank you for this post. I will like to know if both are courses offered separately in Universities?
Thank you for this post. I will like to know if both are courses offered separately in Universities?
When studying psychology, you can opt for taking up theses classes @turpsy. Of course, if you plan to become a clinical psychologists or a counselor/therapist these classes are mandatory! Thank you for stopping by :)
All the best!
Ok, that is great. I used to have a friend that studied psychologists, we did masters together in thesame university. Aside from Medical institutions. How far can a clinical psychologist stand without government jobs.?
I suppose it depends a lot on the general culture of the country you are in @turpsy, as you know, some professions are more valued in certain places than others ... as far as I know clinical psychologists are very well paid in the US, for example; particularly those who decide to work in the military services. Overall, I do believe this is a profession with a very promissing future 🙂.
Yeah, you are right. Thank you for the wonderful details.
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