Remember that clinical psychology isn't just about therapy as well, so if you only want to do therapy, then the breadth of clincial psychology training probably isn't relevant either.

Agree with Ell. It's not too late to report it.

https://acpuk.org.uk/associate_psychologists/

ACP-UK article about these posts as well.

You've reminded me of someone in my maths class in my final year of secondary school who kept showing off and was so cocky that he was the cleverest person ever and way smarter than me. He bet me £1 he'd beat me by a grade or more, and kept going on and on about it. Until the point he got a D and I...

The boxes don't mean anything - I know it's hard not to feel anxious and speculate but nothing can be read into it at this stage. Good luck!

To reiterate all my posts on the subject, the expectations of different courses in terms of access to 'experience' vary hugely and start at none at all. People do not need clinical experience, postgraduate training, published papers, or experience in research to get a place on a DClinPsy. I'd look ...

Do they mean permanent? Because you have a lease car for three years (or can buy yourself out of the contract early) so I would think it would be fine?

Hmm that's frustrating, particularly as you're already registered. I do know that some companies do telephone assessments for legal cases, screening for mental health conditions for insurance companies, but I'm not sure how long it would take to get set up doing that. There's also court work, capaci...

Sounds positive and it was very good of the interviewer to give such detailed feedback. Good luck for the next one!

After watching Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, I'd quite like to go to a Greek Island and just do nothing apart from sleep and eat, and sing ABBA songs.

Lingua has worded what I would have said better than I ever could. I have predominantly worked in inpatient services, and often other members of the MDT will ask an Assistant Psychologist for their opinion on what a service user might need, or why they might be doing x, y and z. I wouldn't expect th...

Interesting thread. Does anyone know what happened to the cohort of Associate Psychologists trained in England when New Ways of Working came out? I assume that there were issues when we then became regulated by the HCPC because Associate Psychologist is not a recognised title.

I think it would depend for me. If this had been requested as a reaonable adjustment, I wouldn't have an issue. However, I think in an interview I'd be assessing more than just someone's ability to research something then read it back off a piece of paper. I'd like to think I was employing someone w...

What I say: please email me if you have any questions or you'd like to discuss further.

What I mean: don't. I've said it all there. Leave me alone.

Thanks hs577. In the case I'm thinking of, the client will give me a sentence between sets that follows on in a chronological way. So for example after one set it might be "I saw the car driving towards me" and the next one is "it crashed into me" (not real examples). It just struck me as unusual th...