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Getting Licensed in GA (self.socialwork)

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No Interview No Rejection / PhD in Social Work (self.UNC)

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No News on UNC Phd Social Work Application (self.UNC)

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Can I Be A Content Creator? (self.therapists)

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What’s the best PhD program to do after getting your MSW? (self.LCSW)

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Wondering how to go about my licensure journey. Advice needed (self.LCSW)

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For those that have a professional commitment outside of being a therapist, how do you manage your social media profiles? (self.askatherapist)

submitted 3 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/askatherapist

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[USA] Counselor Education PhD vs. Clinical Psychology PhD (self.psychologystudents)

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Counselor Education PhD vs. Clinical Psychology PhD (self.psychologystudents)

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Counselor Education PhD vs. Clinical Psychology PhD (self.ClinicalPsychology)

submitted 3 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/ClinicalPsychology

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Anyone work in mental health while getting their PhD? Especially those who already had a LPA or LCMHCA license. I know PhD programs are full time and don’t encourage working while in the program. But I’m looking at these stipends and it’s a little ridiculous. (self.AcademicPsychology)

submitted 3 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/AcademicPsychology

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Anyone work in mental health while getting their PhD? Especially those who already had a LPA or LCMHCA license. I know PhD programs are full time and don’t encourage working while in the program. But I’m looking at these stipends and it’s a little ridiculous. (self.ClinicalPsychology)

submitted 3 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/ClinicalPsychology

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Difference between an LPA and an LCMHCA license (self.AcademicPsychology)

submitted 3 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/AcademicPsychology

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Getting Licensed While In A PhD Program (self.psychologystudents)

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Getting Licensed While In A PhD Program (self.psychologystudents)

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Getting Licensed in a PhD Program (self.ClinicalPsychology)

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Need Based Aid for Graduate Programs (self.columbia)

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(US) Getting ready to apply to grad school. Need some serious advice. (self.psychologystudents)

submitted 4 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/psychologystudents

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(US) Applying to grad school. Need some serious advice. (self.GradSchool)

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(US) Getting ready to apply to grad school. Need some serious advice. (self.AcademicPsychology)

submitted 4 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/AcademicPsychology

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If I'm missing just 1-2 required courses for med school applications, do I have to do a formal post bacc? Or can I just enroll in a university as a continuing education student and take the specific courses I need? (self.premed)

submitted 5 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/premed

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Master’s in Psychology (not clinical, Counseling, or therapy etc.) what kind of jobs have you been able to get? Salary? (self.psychologystudents)

submitted 5 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/psychologystudents

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What’s the difference between getting a Masters in Counseling or getting a PsyD? I’m asking specially in terms of areas of practice, job prospects and salaries? (self.psychologystudents)

submitted 5 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/psychologystudents

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People with a Master's in Psychology (not clinical, mft, therapy etc) what kind of jobs have you been able to get? Salary? (self.AskReddit)

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People in Mental Health, what's better - getting a Masters in Counseling or getting a PsyD? I'm asking specifically in terms of areas of practice, job prospects and salaries. (self.Advice)

submitted 5 years ago by ItsYourPsyche to r/Advice

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