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with the old filter in the thumbnail you look like a wonderful 33 year old Mexican American woman i don’t mean anything by it, i just can’t help but point it out

This is awesome thanks 🙏🏾 I’m going back to school to be a psychologist.

I wanted to become a clinical psychologist and am going to take admission in University for my bsc Hons in phychology

What are other ways that you can help people with mental health?

Thanks for this. Im considering doing a higher diploma in psychology(where Im from, this is a 2 year post grad course that equates to a 4 year undergrad course). I've always been fascinated with human behavior, why people do what they do and in my own time I've devoured books on psychology one after the other. I've come to the conclusion though that psychology and spirituality are interlinked. Was spirituality a part of what you studied or was that not even mentioned?

Hi Ro, just wondering could you do a video comparing the similarities and differences of Psychologist/Psychotherapist/Counselor in Australia? Thanks for your videos as always❤

Hi ro, thanks for giving us hope 😊

Hahah the thumbnail 😂😂😂

I know getting into masters is the big bottleneck, but once you do; how difficult is it to get a salaried role?

I used to let things push my buttons but I have since discovered the amazing power of asking myself "Does this really matter?". And 9 times out of 10, it doesnt. I cant tell you how freeing this has been, now literally nothing gets to me, I can dismiss it all with that one question. Which may sound like I'd become a cold hearted, unfeeling sociopath............not so. I can care about other people, but I no longer see things from a "Transactional" point of view. What I mean by that is, I still aim to do good in the world and to others but I dont expect anything in return. I do something good for someone, they throw it back in my face........It doesnt phase me because I have zero expectations of others, my job is to "Love my neighbour" but Jesus never said ".......And your neighbour should love you in return". The power of "Does this really matter" is immense.

bruh am i schizophrenic bc ive always been able to tickle myself (and feel it/ shudder)!!!! my waist and belly are suuuuper ticklish

Thank you for all the books recomendations!! ☺️

Hi Ro! I know you’ve quit being a psychologist, but I have a school project on how plants are important to humans. I was wondering if you knew anything about the psychological benefits of plants, so that I could use it as evidence from an expert

Hi Ro! I've recently come across your videos and I think they're great! Love your own style and your authenticity that you bring! May I ask, do students get paid/ get a salary when they are on the Masters in psychology (Clinical/Clinical Neuropsychology) in Australia?

Your videos are becoming more high quality!! ☺️

Love your videos ☺☺ I'm a Korean student planning to study in Aus and this really helps tysm 🥺👍

Thank you for the video but please name the timestamps It doesn't make much sense to have them there if they don't have names

would there be one of those award documents for Queensland? where did you find it?

Hi, Ro. Thank you so much for all the videos. Your experience really helped me a lot to choose my career path. Thank you for all your sharing. I will keep supporting your channel. Keep it up

With private practice, you can make unlimited potential

I think you should be strong enough to deal with people shouting at you or supposedly blaming you when they are angry and still focus on treatment. I think you can get the situation under control and not feel like you have to walk out of the room or that it's to much pressure. I think it's much easier than you think to deal with people and part of them is just testing you, should you still establish some boundaries yes I'm not saying that, I'm simply saying there is a lot you can do and say to react to them that would probably lead to better treatment overall and lead to them not wanting to give you up as a therapist. We basically are born and have diapers and many of us grow old an die in diapers... we're really all just big kids waiting to die and not go to heaven because it isn't real... I'm basically just saying you are not as sensitive as you think you are and as conflict avoidant as you think you are and you can deal with more than you realize. I would rather you focus more on improving your treatment styles and ability to relate to multiple people than worry about how to find a back door to a place that is more comfortable for you because someone raised their voice or pointed a finger at you. I agree there is a line that shouldn't be crossed but you probably draw it to soon and I don't care what your supervisor says or some ethics committee pretend it's your private practice now and it's just you, deal with it, and don't draw this imaginary line until it's absolutely necessary and help anyone who comes through your door(s) unless you literally just don't have enough space/time to do it because you are fully booked. If you really can't help them then try to get them to someone who can.

What do you think about " Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy " ? I realize DBT is considered like the gold standard for treating BPD but really it seems to just help keep them alive and help to prevent suicide and to control emotional reactions better which yes is beneficial to the self but it's more about not pushing others away with reactions in a way also which helps to keep fear of abandonment at bay which helps to not trigger other symptoms related to fear of abandonment. So where I'm going with this is that I don't think DBT cures BPD it keeps them alive and helps keep emotions in check but the person still very much has bpd and without a good support group or some sort of love in their life, seems easy to just bounce back or to confirm this isn't working. What do you think about psychology for ugly people? Don't you think it would be easier for a beautiful woman for example to find a boyfriend that will work with her while she is in therapy where as one who is ugly and over weight might have more problems to deal with and less likely to have a boyfriend who helps her through it because she is so ugly? My guess is you won't even respond to this if you read it even though it's relevant. Well at least you got your paper and income stream now and you don't work in a coal mine, that's good... good for you.

If the psychologist can't look at my face/eyes and tell me my psychological type (according to Carl Jung's work on cognitive functions) then I don't like them, forget all their other training they can't even tell me my psychological type and trust me I can tell them theirs with minimal words and less than 1 minute. They don't need to have assessed accurately like my big 5 but being able to see someone's psychological type and/or enneagram type is not difficult at all and it is relevant. By the end of the first session they should know psyche type, enneagram, instinctual variant on enneagram, attachment style. This should all be happening naturally and effortlessly before we get to diagnosis of any mental health issues/ personality disorders etc. if they don't know this information about me I'm finding a new therapist.

1. money 2. competition 3. if you're unwell 4. busy schedule 5. isolation 6. having to study your whole life 7. if you hate people 8. sedentary 9. too much organization 10. if you're too sensitive

I would say the most important reason you can pull this off is that you are an INFJ and because your cognitive functions are ordered in a way that enables you to connect with people in one on one or small group settings and to really recognize patterns to help them, obviously combined with your study/research in school. Basically if you were an ESTJ for example I would say it's way less likely this would be the job for you. Competitive and low pay has more to do with the economy and other stupid games we all must play and I think there are plenty of people who could go to less prestigious schools or come into the game late and outperform others who at least on paper appear to be better. Anyway I think it's good we have you, I don't think there will be any problem with you continuing to learn your dominant function literally craves it, and I'm sure you will find ways to help your patients that are creative and provide results.

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Hi Ro, I just want to let you know I appreciate your videos so much !! Actually so inspirational for someone like me interested in Psych, I really look up to you.

$77k and $79k will be after you've deducted a lot of business expenses and super though so probably more like $120k+ I imagine

You mentioned that you split your time between your role educating teachers etc with private practice working as a psychologist, and I’m also very aware that most clinicians don’t work full time. How do you recommend obtaining essentially two different jobs while you’re still finishing masters? Is that not so stressful? Also curious what the title of your role is (the one where you’re educating staff etc)! I’m new to your channel so not sure if you’ve discussed it in depth in another video :)

77k taxable income in your first year? so take home would be around 58k? that's incredibly low after all the years of study :( i get so demotivated

Thanks for sharing! It was great to hear a realistic perspective on income. I'd imagine it's similar to other allied health professions too in private practice. It's awesome though that you have the flexibility to work when and how much you want though, am also a casual worker in my field in Australia (thinking of transitioning to allied health in the future as well!) and am loving the flexibility too of working either 1 or 5 days a week. For me I realised as well as a young person more money doesn't equate happiness and that at the end of the day it's important to be grateful for what you have and to take care of yourself so that you don't burn-out, as you are only one you. Thanks for sharing Ro! :)

That table is so crazy because I feel like most gen psychs are on far higher salaries. I’m a prov (close to full reg) and I’m on close to $100k. The first psych job I had was less than 30k (casual), so it really fluctuates 😚 I currently work in private practice doing assessment.

enjoy your gap year^^

School Counsellor/ school psych salaries in NSW have gone up significantly recently and you only need general registration - definitely worth looking into for those who want to work with children and teenagers

Thank you so much for this amazing video!! highly informative and transparent, and so helpful for those of us currently studying to become a psych.

I'm American so it's interesting to learn about the field in other countries!

If we had the chance to shape a private community with Ro, what would you want it to include? Let's share our wishlist!

Hi!! thank you so much!!! Very useful tips!!! Clear and precise explanation!!!❤

Amazing video Ro, love the transparency 😊 Just shared this with my fellow 1st year Clin psychs at MQ x

I have bachelor degree in science without psychology as a subject now i want to become a clinical psychologist in australia but as my stream is different what would be the best pathway for me/ would i be able to become a clinical psychologist with a unrelated degree??🤔 Please reply!

Im really into finance and im getting my LMHC right now. And after im going for my clinical psych. So this was very helpful

Woohoo

This video itself is therapy

What kind of psychologist are You specifically!?

23:00 I would argue that having the self-doubt and feeling that you could be doing better is a gift that allows one to constantly strive for improvement. Truly, it's when you feel that you've mastered a subject that you stagnate.

Reminds me of my client consultation days. More power to you.

and i wouldnt trade it for anything

want to pursue psychology for real, but thinking of how to become rich as well 😭

Thank you so much for sharing this video. Your examples were great and made it easy to understand this technique.

If you were to take less clients do you feel like you could still make enough? 😊 if that would help with the burnout?