In my opinion working with undergraduates, I’ve observed that students are really interested with the peculiarities of human behavior. Anorexia and depression are likely among some of the “hottest topics” that appeal to mindsets majors. Ask students and they’ll usually say that they are interested in being a بهترین روانشناس اراک hypnotherapist or consultant. They want to facilitate the process to help others experience getting rid of debilitating psychological problems. And then most students appear to think that Clinical Mindsets is the only way to achieve their career goal.
Wait! You mean that’s not true?
Have you ever heard of the field of Counseling Mindsets? Much like Clinical, except that while clinical psychologists focus on analysis and treatment of mental disorder, counseling psychologists work with clients through everyday activity issues and transitions, such as career development, family and relationship issues, even issues of race identity or sex. Usually, these psychologists have earned the critical degree, or the Ph. D.
You may have also heard of the professional degree in mindsets or the Psy. D. The Psy. D. focuses almost exclusively on lessons in therapy rather than research. This is a great option for students interested solely in therapy. (Warning: If you have no interest in research, it may not be the best idea to pursue a Ph. D. in Clinical Mindsets! ).
Many students are also unaware of graduate programs outside of Mindsets that offer lessons in therapy. A Pga masters in Social Work (M. S. W. ) will also provide necessary training to work as a hypnotherapist. Social workers who practice hypnosis are usually called either clinical social workers or psychiatric social workers. Clinical social workers also have the ability to detect and treat psychological issues, which means this is another great area to consider given your specific interests.
I encourage students to be very specific in defining their career goals. While “I want to help people” or “I want to be a counselor” sounds admirable, it is still nonspecific in determining which graduate program best fits your career goals. Are you interested in exclusively working with clients with mental disorders? Think about everyday activity problems? Are you interesting in going the space to obtain a critical degree (Ph. D. or Psy. D. )? Taking some time out for self-reflection may enable you to figure out which career path is most effective for you!