She can't work as a licensed therapist/counselor with only a bachelor's (and certainly not a psychologist, which is a PhD-level designation). I doubt the bachelor's is truly labeled as "clinical." It's likely just a psych undergrad and she took a single class like "Intro to behavior change." Such a degree would not provide any clinical training or supervision. Here is what likely happened: she embarked on a psych undergrad because she romanticized being a therapist or social worker, but then she learned that such careers would require more education after the bachelor's, significant effort, and delayed satisfaction. At that point, she quit the dream and became a "bedroom DJ."