The Therapist’s Secrets: The Academic and Clinical Journeys

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Department of Psychology, The Center for Academic Studies, Israel and York University, Canada

Series: The World of Psychology: Therapeutic, Relational, Teaching
BISAC: PSY000000

This book, through the personal journey of a clinical psychologist, is shedding light on the obstacle course that students face, commonly with no one to guide, direct, and mentor them. Once they succeed in getting into universities, they commonly attend huge classrooms, are anonymous and feel disconnected. When their time comes to prepare for graduate school, it is then that they are particularly short of directing and empowering, and that is one of the main goals of this book – to empower young adults, and share with them the lessons and wisdom that were accumulated by a seasoned psychologist on his path from high school to graduate school, to the life of healing and helping others. The author shares his experiences and the lessons learned, from university, undergraduate and graduate schools, and what he learned on his journey to become a psychologist, university professor, a researcher, and an author. (Imprint: Nova)

Table of Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1. The Beginning

Chapter 2. Choosing a University and Getting In

Chapter 3. Attending Undergraduate School

Chapter 4. Lessons I Learned in Undergraduate School

Chapter 5. Applying and Getting into Graduate School

Chapter 6. Graduate School

Chapter 7. Life after the Degree

Chapter 8. Becoming a Clinical Psychologist

Chapter 9. Research

Chapter 10. Teaching

Chapter 11. Psychotherapy

Chapter 12. The Process of Psychotherapy

Index

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