Hello Users of ClinPsy! After a long hiatus we are in the process of compiling a new issue of our e-magazine, Aspire. We are actively looking for additional articles submitted by forum members on topics such as: - Your daily professional life (i.e day to day tasks - monday to friday) - Your profess...

Congratulations on graduating with such a good grade! This might not be the advice you were hoping for but when you say you've "just graduated" do you mean as in...during the last few weeks?? If so, I know it can feel like you have to be constantly moving on to the next step or have every...

That is what I'm doing now but it just seems impossible without a masters.

I thought about applying for a research methods masters to improve my research skills but I'm not interested in research. Is i better to try and get more experience and just keep applying for AP positions?

Hello! I have just graduated with 68 in BSc Psychology. I have considered doing a masters but there isn't anything I feel like would be worth the money. I have one year full time experience as a research assistant in a mental health setting, 2 years experience as a support worker and one year in for...

Hi,
Thank you for your advice. I have PM'd dreamer .
I have applied for a MSc in Psychology Rehabilitation which I think is my main option so far with the hope of getting a part time assistant position at the same time!

Hello, I am an aspiring Clinical Psychologist who is about to finish an undergraduate degree in Psychology this summer with a high 2:1 (hopefully)! I'm really unsure as to what route after my undergrad would help me the most. I have Been accepted on a MSc(res) in Cognitive Neuroscience and Human Neu...