Hi Kathleen, been enjoying the videos. Could you do one on the biggest things you've learned when you actually started seeing clients? I'm curious to hear what the things you didn't expect were, like an expectations vs. reality, or biggest sticking points etc. I feel like as students we have these expectations of what it might be like and get nervous as a result, so it would be cool to hear about what it's actually like compared to what you thought (both good, bad, easy, and challenging). Thanks!
4:31 Oh Kathleen you can never suck at vlogging 😂 ur vids are so interesting, the editing is so well done, psychology content is great…everything is perfection
Thank you soooo much for saying this!!! It really made my day (I was feeling a bit low when I posted that video) - I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed the content 🌸💕🫶
Hey Kathleen, I hope you're doing well! I've been following your RUclips channel and really appreciate the insights and experiences you share about studying psychology in Australia. I'm currently a 19 year old female from India, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Honours. I'm considering pursuing a master's degree in psychology with a specialization in either clinical or professional from Australia. However, I've come across some concerns and uncertainties regarding the process. After conducting research, I've learned that I would need to complete an additional one-year diploma in psychology before pursuing my master's. As you mentioned in your previous videos that admission into master's programs in clinical psychology in Australia can be competitive for international students like myself, which has left me feeling a bit anxious about my decision. As I'm currently in my first year of studies, I'm reaching out to seek guidance on how I can improve my chances of being accepted into these programs. What steps can I take during my undergraduate studies to strengthen my application and stand out as an international student? Your insights would be incredibly valuable to me as I navigate this journey. Thank you in advance for any advice you can provide!
Hi Anureet, I’m so glad you’ve found this content helpful and thank you for your kind words! Entry to postgrad is competitive for all students (national and international), however the two main things I’d recommend, to give you a competitive edge - focus on minting a high GPA and volunteer for a counselling organisation like LifeLine. I wish you all the very best and I hope this advice helps 🫶
@@kathleenanne Thank you, Kathleen, for your informative reply! Can you please confirm if it's possible for me to do online internships at Lifeline while I'm currently in India? If not, would it be feasible for me to do internships here in India and obtain certification and get good letter of recommendations? Thanks again!
Hi Kathleen, been enjoying the videos. Could you do one on the biggest things you've learned when you actually started seeing clients? I'm curious to hear what the things you didn't expect were, like an expectations vs. reality, or biggest sticking points etc. I feel like as students we have these expectations of what it might be like and get nervous as a result, so it would be cool to hear about what it's actually like compared to what you thought (both good, bad, easy, and challenging). Thanks!
Hey Sam, so glad you're enjoying the content, thanks for your support! A video like this is coming out very soon - either the 12th or 26th of Feb :)
@@kathleenanne that’s great! I’m starting masters soon so I’m very interested in that :)
4:31 Oh Kathleen you can never suck at vlogging 😂 ur vids are so interesting, the editing is so well done, psychology content is great…everything is perfection
Thank you soooo much for saying this!!! It really made my day (I was feeling a bit low when I posted that video) - I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed the content 🌸💕🫶
This is so real world!
Thank you so much!!! This comment literally made my day when I read it 🩵💜🧡
Hey Kathleen,
I hope you're doing well! I've been following your RUclips channel and really appreciate the insights and experiences you share about studying psychology in Australia.
I'm currently a 19 year old female from India, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Honours. I'm considering pursuing a master's degree in psychology with a specialization in either clinical or professional from Australia. However, I've come across some concerns and uncertainties regarding the process.
After conducting research, I've learned that I would need to complete an additional one-year diploma in psychology before pursuing my master's. As you mentioned in your previous videos that admission into master's programs in clinical psychology in Australia can be competitive for international students like myself, which has left me feeling a bit anxious about my decision.
As I'm currently in my first year of studies, I'm reaching out to seek guidance on how I can improve my chances of being accepted into these programs. What steps can I take during my undergraduate studies to strengthen my application and stand out as an international student?
Your insights would be incredibly valuable to me as I navigate this journey. Thank you in advance for any advice you can provide!
Hi Anureet,
I’m so glad you’ve found this content helpful and thank you for your kind words!
Entry to postgrad is competitive for all students (national and international), however the two main things I’d recommend, to give you a competitive edge - focus on minting a high GPA and volunteer for a counselling organisation like LifeLine.
I wish you all the very best and I hope this advice helps 🫶
@@kathleenanne Thank you, Kathleen, for your informative reply! Can you please confirm if it's possible for me to do online internships at Lifeline while I'm currently in India? If not, would it be feasible for me to do internships here in India and obtain certification and get good letter of recommendations? Thanks again!