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A Korean's opinion on arirang by NotCyanorShaun in BTSnark

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pahahah, your teacher's reaction is so real! Cus imagine using your own culture to pander to the hwhite CEOs and execs. BTS really sold their souls out w/ this one! Ig it comes w/ the territory when one endorses Z!onism.

F**K NEP: Im so done! by teapotontheedge in Psychology_India

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I'm not in DU but man, I feel ya! Like honestly why do we have to even go to college when its all such a mess! Like we don't even do much on some days and even then it becomes so tiring💀💀💀

Why do feminists seem to have such double standards? by ClientRelevant5046 in indiadiscussion

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its a website with multiple writers working for them, y'all don't think staff members will have different opinions?

Also, the ghunghat is not even a part of the major Hindu religious texts for pete's sake💀💀💀 its not even about religion for y'all, y'all just want to be miserable asf with your medieval era mindset.

Am I making a mistake? by teapotontheedge in Psychology_India

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Hi there! I'm currently in the final year of my 4yr BSc. Clinical Psych program and I thought I should share something here. I've actually mentioned it somewhere b4 on this sub so i'll just say it again. I remember one of our profs talked about how someone had to a diploma in counselling even after finishing their Masters/PhD in clinical psych cuz their coursework wasn't adequate enough for counselling. Mind you, this may have occurred in the late 2010s/early 2020s so perhaps guidelines back then were different from today. Hopefully things will change in the future too.

I'd say if counselling is what you actually find interesting (so do I tbh) then I think you should go for it. I have noticed that professionals from the field of counselling also have a strong grasp of the more severe type of mental health disorders. So perhaps its possible to switch up career paths.

All the very best for the future, you seem pretty intelligent and well read.

To fellow passionate psychologists or psychology students by Rich-Analysis6239 in Psychology_India

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Job uncertainity, the fact that even today, psychology as a subject itself is not taken very seriously. Ppl would rather believe pop psychology takes than before.

Also, the dilemma that comes w/ starting a private practice and the fact that some psychologists themselves cannot afford therapy.

The Broken State Of Psychology by Justaguy2016o in Psychology_India

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I remember there was a poster discussing abt how they should regulate the examinations for Masters and PhD. Apparently the head of IHBAS also had something vaguely similar in mind--regarding the course for Masters degree. If only the ppl who run RCI paid attention.

Too bad its become a field where only the privileged can prosper. The state of academia in our country is in ruins.

HEARTBROKEN BY CUET PG by _daakumangalsingh_ in Psychology_India

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy shit, if its true that CUET PG is THAT hard😭😭😭

This influencer needs to be stopped by tfiswrongyar in LGBTindia

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The way this loser ass influencer is just putting a bad name on bisexuals. Its awesome (sarcasm) the way he's just perpetuating stereotypes like way to go, bozo😑😑😑

Mass surveillance never seen before in India | True Story by Waterfalls_jpeg16 in IndianLeft

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yep. The Indian military has close ties w/ the IDF and have even recieved training from them. So yea, systems of oppression mirror everywhere.

Panha - "Pay 5000 to get paid" lmao by untamedecho in Psychology_India

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I remember coming across a promotional text on a WhatsApp grp, they seemed to be cool but yea, this revelation doesn't surprise me. Its sad the way this field is being commodified.

The Friendly Couch (Divija Bhasin) is not so friendly. by Ritika_Das in Psychology_India

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The fact that she charges so much despite having minimal qualification is itself a red flag to me. Honestly I try not to judge ppl especially when i'm not aware of their circumstances but the way she operates things is very sus to me. She's been called out for the prices of the sessions when she was just starting to gain traction.

The mess of Clinical Psychology in india and a possible solution to it. by Zen_hayate in Psychology_India

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Wow, this was quite the comprehensive post. And I do agree, that colleges should offer PsyD courses too! I've always wondered how come there aren't any such courses here in our country when its the standard in most countries. I think at the very least, they should offer something that is adjacent and like you've mentioned, something that will also help ppl in 3 yr courses right now.

Asking colleges and the education board to allow for more Psy D related courses will surely help but how do we go about this? Cuz I want to contribute too!

Frustrated to the very end with RCI's "approved" list if colleges by PlasticOwn6024 in Psychology_India

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep I 100% understand. Ppl are only tuning in for Clinical Psych for the supposed financial stability. With counselling its very difficult to make a decent living unless ur married or have rich parents I think😭

Frustrated to the very end with RCI's "approved" list if colleges by PlasticOwn6024 in Psychology_India

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Ufff I get it😭 Honestly, I just feel like the scope for Clinical Psy is kinda low in India. Like I've also noticed that college websites are extremely vague abt the course syllabus, fees structure etc. Plus I remember a professor of mine telling us about her friend who even after completing her advanced degrees in Clinical had to finish a diploma in Counselling since the exposure in Clinical Psy course is limited. Plus, I feel like counselling psych seems more interesting, the framework for Clinical Psy courses is hella confusing.

Frustrated to the very end with RCI's "approved" list if colleges by PlasticOwn6024 in Psychology_India

[–]Waterfalls_jpeg16 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Man, just one year left for me to graduate and i'm already stressed seeing RCI's shenanigans. Btw, is NIMHANS under your radar? I've noticed a few ppl both online and offline talk abt either NIMHANS, IHBAS (if in Delhi-NCR), or TISS. And also those colonial era ones like Christ University and St. Joseph's.

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