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It's sad to think there are so many people waiting to get help and so many psychologist that want to help but system just does not support it. Hopefully this will change soon. 🙏

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Without having a valid UK visa is it possible to get shortlisted in the application process for Assistant Psychologist

It wasn't all that long ago when these places would be open to the public,who could come and view the patient's,don't know if they still have those sack cloth gowns.Just have this idea of screaming and wild hair.

I absolutely love this thank you 🙏❤

How come you look glamorous all the time?💀

It has left me despondent.

As an older white male l am probably wasting my time with this, which is a shame, unfortunately some forms of ageism and sexism are barely recognised.

This is 2024 and this video is still a treasure! Conversational yet so detailed. Shout out to you, @TheOxfordpsych

Thanks! I was looking for a form of help where the provider didn't impose the assumption something in me was "broken" or "wrong" or I was alien to some obvious "truth".

Let’s say you do PhD in psychology, how many more years do you need to do the DClycin?

Hello, with license in Theology can i continue for a master and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology please? If yes What Master choose, B.A or BS?

Hi! Could you please make a video on renting in london?

Thanks for this. Very approachable & welcoming

Thank you so much for showing such a realistic application of the matrix.

Please keep doing these videos ✅

Thank you so much for the tips, dear. As well as for the other subtle facts why people who are working to get the post should not give up and work harder 😊, you earned it out of odds

Thank you. Your videos are very important ❤

Hey Aika! I wanted to ask as an international student does NHS fund Dclinpsy?

I think it's really important that people understand this applies to any degree that doesn't walk you into an understaffed mandatory study industry (doctor, engineer, lawyer, accountant etc). I know peers that have had this problem and studied maths. Yes, maths is like a super power hard skill but if you don't know where you want to go with it, you can make it meaningless and unfulfilling. The hard truth to psychology is that it's underfunded in public sectors and not particularly profitable in private ones. However, its broadness is it's strength as long as you have clear personal/professional goals. I don't like the sentiment to this video, but it is undeniable you pose many hard questions we should all be asking ourselves in our careers and studies, regardless of the major.

I dont know where you get your wages for a clinical psych from but they are very wrong. You do not earn £30k as a fully qualified clinical psychologist! You earn anywhere from 50k-100k in the Uk and there are MANY jobs going in clinical psychology and the field of mental health, so for those who are watching this, don’t lose heart!

I want to one day become a clinical phychologist in the future I am going to attend college for a bachelors degree and gain experience to then become a psychologist

I've never seen one of these opportunities in Scotland and believe me, I have searched. It seems like they are only available in England

At the end of the day, everything you’ve said is true. I earned a Psyd and honestly, in previous career fields where I’ve worked ( HR Mgr,. Project mgmt, training & dev) the pay is about the same. If you are passionate about helping people w mental and emotional health issues and have compassion and empathy for people, then you are a good fit for obtaining your license as a psychotherapist!! Best wishes!

do you get paid as trainee?

This has been an interesting take. I'm not sure just how much this applies to someone who lives over in the U.S., but I guess an upside for me is that I'll have other marketable skills while pursuing my degree as someone who is resuming college at 25 with life exp points 🤷🏽‍♀️. Seriously though, this is why I've waited on finishing any degree because college is a scam to get you to climb their latter for a job you hopefully can get doing what you actually want to do...or at least be equipped with the title (more so than the skillset it seems) to be considered qualified to do what you want in a private sector!

This is so cool!!! If you don’t mind me asking, ¿how did you record and edit this? ¿Did you use a software? Big hug!!

I just graduated from my undergrads and I cant land a job. The jobs that I got are either underpaid or minimum wage. I’m planning to continue my masters in clin psych but honestly I kinda gave up on this field. I really wanted to be in a healthcare setting and I wanted to see people getting better with my help but where Im from, the psychiatrist are the ones controlling the mental health field. Another option id embark in is I will probably take a part time study in a degree that is more skill oriented.

Tbfair PWP after AP is a very odd route, so I see why you went on so quickly. And UCL is hardcore compared to Cambridge for medical.

I highly recommend most people, if they can afford it, avoid PWP and go to an MSc if Counselling/being a therapist is your end goal. Otherwise you’re just adding lower paid years on to your career that aren’t potentially necessary. If you have no experience in helping people, or want to move into Clinical Psych for example, then this is maybe a good idea.

This is insanely helpful. Thank you.

May I ask, if you don’t mind. What was your visa situation like? Cause I feel like that is kind of getting in the way for me personally too. With applications only accepting local students, esp CAAP (clinical associate of applied psychology)

How old are you? Is the average age in this program 20s?

Since I began my journey in Psychology, I always felt that psychology is the projection of the mind onto the world around us. That’s how I see things and make sense of it.

Is CAP different from CAAP? Clinical associate in applied psychology, also not sure if this is only in Scotland perhaps? I thought of taking a break from care assistant and started navigating a whole other field finding it difficult to come back or get openings in psychology now. I am curious if I should explore Behavior mentor roles? My goal is CAAP, but international students it is tricky. Thank you for your video it is really helpful!

Thank you so much for this. I am considering studying psychology and already have uni offers but I was torn because I see myself working in marketing or public relations and I was torn between marketing or international business management degrees but chose to apply for psychology as I enjoyed my a level but now thanks to you and other videos everyone keeps saying the same thing. I think I will change degrees I mean I haven’t even started but, like you said, I don’t want to be as lost as I am now in three years when I graduate.

Brilliant

Is the Nhs site only for the UK ? I googled and couldn’t find a US version

I am a psych undergrad is there a list or video you recommend that shows all fields in psychology? I am trying to decide if I want to get master and /or doctorate in psych but I don’t know what all the fields are to make a decision

Great video. Thank you for making this and sharing!

18:49 I'm glad Alain De Botton didn't become a clinical psychologist and went down the philosophy route instead - he has more freedom to think, to express his wisdom and isn't constrained by his profession's desperation to present its knowledge as science. I feel CP can learn at lot more from Alain than Alain can from CP.

My therapist gave me this as an exercise to noticing myself and I didn’t know how to do it, until I found your video! It was so helpful and so simple to understand how to explore mine matrix, thank you much!! ❤❤❤❤

Hey i need your help, I am from India and did masters in Counselling psychology, now wanna come to uk and wanna work as psychologist. Can you plz guide me to achieve the goal

Congratulations on getting your doctorate. I have been following you for years now. You are an inspiration! 💯💙

thank you for the information, you mentioned you did 2 years of practical experience, what kind of role was that?

I think, if you want to take this degree, it's should be because it's inline with your passion, and not just because you think you can land a certain job after this. Plus, after all there's high competition in employment whatever degree you finished.

One point that I agree on, if you want to still take a degree in psychology, you should know exactly why you want it and what to do with that degree afterwards. I am now working with a psychologist who's a humanitarian and a businessman at the same time. There so much I learned from him and he's so enthusiastic about the idea that I'm interested to get bachelor's degree in psychology.

If you havent already, I think it would be really fascinating to see a video on how you got accepted into Oxford- what your marks looked like, as well as what the fees are like, are you on a bursary etc etc

It's really helpful to me. Thank you😄

I’ve been a TA supporting kids with speech and language etc. Can I apply with this experience?