Thinking of going into clinical Psych now :/
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Ooooohhhh myyyyyyyyyy jeeeeeezeeeeeeeeeeeeee , I had a feeling someone would go there...down boy , down ...😉 * throws a bucket of cold ice water on you *
CScull , he's a guy they're wired to think that way 😛
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Hahaha, I almost said I needed to wash some underwear too... but I figured that would be taking it a bit too far, no?
lol not by me ! But so do I , I should do the laundry but I can't tear myself away from SDN and my new book that I'll be using for class June 30th ...yes I am that geekish . 😎
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Ok. I will drop a coconut on Jeff's head. Task completed. Then we can go to the ocean to find a shark for him. Another task completed. Then we can go get lighting. ...... Um.. <-- This is the hard process. I don't know a place you can get lighting.
Damn. We are almost there to prepare for Jeff's lottery. Almost!
You're having an orgasmic experience aren't you? lmao..
*waiting in the corner for jeff to say nonsense*
Yeah, I took a Geography class before and I know it is in the Romance
sub group belonging to the Indo-European major group, which belongs to
the mother tongue/language or what ever
The chapter is faint in my memory
no pants?
laundry?
😱🙄
I had all of those looks in that order when I heard.
laundry?
😱
🙄I had all of those looks in that order when I heard.
I know, right? Ugh. And you're the straight one. 😛
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*goes to get the bleach*
She is the sweet, innocent one.
Google it, love. On second thought, don't. You're better off without the mental imagery.
Google it, love. On second thought, don't. You're better off without the mental imagery.
Yeah, don't Google it.
And I have my picture up in another thread and I don't look that bad 😀
And if you do happen to look it up, you will be happy to know that I didn't actually cream anything 😀
Yeah, it probably is. But don't think about it.
It is a joke Cscull...
know what it means know>?
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Bahaha
that's immiture but funny to talk about
that's immiture but funny to talk about
Ok kids. This thread has obviously outlived it's usefulness. hSDN IS NOT the place for sexually explicit topics, nor is the rest of SDN. I'm closing this thread. From now on, keep the convo appropriate in all the hSDN threads.
Before this thread ran horribly off course, there were a few questions I thought I'd answer.....
Competition for quality Clinical Psychology Ph.D.programs is incredibly competitive because there are only a handful of spots per program per year, and you have to be a solid research match to be considered. If you want to do anxiety research, you can only (realistically) apply to programs that have faculty that conduct research in that area.
The quick answer:
Clinical Psychologist: Attends graduate school and is trained in therapy, assessment, and research. A large portion of training is spent on research and theory. Training lasts 4-5+ years at the doctoral level, and then a 1 year internship, and then a 1-2 year post-doc. A clinical psychologist typically conducts therapy, assessments, teaches, researches, etc.
Psychiatrist: Attends medical school and is trained as a physician. Training lasts 4 years, and then there is a residency that typically lasts 4 years (varies if you child, going for multiple boardings/specialities, etc). A psychiatrist mainly handles meds management and/or a range of other opportunities in a hospital or a private practice. They also can work in other areas like sleep labs, teach, do therapy (if receiving additional training), etc.
Competition for quality Clinical Psychology Ph.D.programs is incredibly competitive because there are only a handful of spots per program per year, and you have to be a solid research match to be considered. If you want to do anxiety research, you can only (realistically) apply to programs that have faculty that conduct research in that area.
The quick answer:
Clinical Psychologist: Attends graduate school and is trained in therapy, assessment, and research. A large portion of training is spent on research and theory. Training lasts 4-5+ years at the doctoral level, and then a 1 year internship, and then a 1-2 year post-doc. A clinical psychologist typically conducts therapy, assessments, teaches, researches, etc.
Psychiatrist: Attends medical school and is trained as a physician. Training lasts 4 years, and then there is a residency that typically lasts 4 years (varies if you child, going for multiple boardings/specialities, etc). A psychiatrist mainly handles meds management and/or a range of other opportunities in a hospital or a private practice. They also can work in other areas like sleep labs, teach, do therapy (if receiving additional training), etc.
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