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oceanabylonianshell-deactivated

Reblog for a miracle to happen tonight

big---------------onion-deactiv

do it my dad bought me tickets to infinity war premiere :))

oceanabylonianshell-deactivated

I’m actually gonna try it myself now

addigni

IT HAPPENED, A MIRACLE HAPPENED I’M SO HAPPY OMG

fanfictionaries

Pleeeeaaaaase universe. I could use a pick me up!

apeulo

if you are reading this, something good will happen to you very soon, don’t give up

relatablepoetryandquotes

“One can promise actions, but not feelings, for the latter are involuntary. He who promises to love forever or hate forever or be forever faithful to someone is promising something that is not in his power.” - Friedrich Nietzsche, Human, All Too Human

ohjessmarie

under the sun, under the moon, find me with a book 📖🕯🍁 { prints & more are on society6 and redbubble }

**please refrain from deleting caption. thank you!**

anancientheart

ok universe, i’m ready to feel good things. make me feel good things.

anancientheart

whenever i post this it works reblog if u want to feel good things & the universe will bring u something sweet

maryxglz

Tom Hiddleston at the Marvel Studios Panel during 2019 Comic-Con International at San Diego Convention Center on July 20, 2019 in San Diego, California.

Source: 长腿叔叔汤抖森/ Weibo

teenagerposts

condensates

Okay this is funny but where’s the freakin link??? I need one of those cases

STOP POSTING DOPE ASS PRODUCTS WITHOUT THE LINK

brokestudents

YOU GUYS… I found that phone case online here and it has 30+ games built in like Tetris, Super Mario Bros, Contra, Donkey Kong, Star Force and more. Got mine on sale and with free shipping!!

shymagnolia

so I got into grad school today with my shitty 2.8 gpa and the moral of the story is reblog those good luck posts for the love of god

shymagnolia

okay so i just got my dream job??? a week after applying to it?? and now i’m thinking….maybe this is the good luck post

badolmen

I got 100%??? On my GIS test I barely studied for??? And now I don’t have to take the final???? Holy fucking shit this post works.

gisellegrantham-deactivated2020

I got a job today lol

viscraeldeactivated1

Litany In Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out - Richard Siken / Good Omens

honeyangel

“You’re all I care about.”

Endless Love (1981) dir. Franco Zeffirelli

soracities

“If a woman writer presents herself as a public, political voice, delete this aspect of her work and emphasize her love poems, declared (on no evidence) to be written to her husband—Elizabeth Barrett Browning. If a woman writer is frank about heterosexuality, delete any of her work that depicts male inadequacy or independent female judgment of men—Aphra Behn. If a woman writes homosexual love poetry, suppress it and declare her an unhappy spinster—Amy Lowell. If you still have trouble, invent an (unhappy) heterosexual affair for her to explain the poems—Emily Dickinson. If a writer is openly feminist, delete everything of that sort in her work and then declare her passionless, minor, and ladylike—Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea. If she is not easy to edit, writes ten-act plays about women going to war to rescue their men, plays about women’s academies becoming more popular than men’s academies, and endless prefaces about men, women, sexist oppression, and the mistreatment she herself endures, forget it; she’s cracked—Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle. If she writes about women’s relationships with women and “women heroes” (in Hacker’s phrase), print a few of her early lyrics and forget the rest—H. D. If she writes about women’s experiences, especially the unpleasant ones, declare her hysterical or “confessional”—Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton. If she carefully avoids writing about female experience and remains resolutely detached, polished, impersonal, and nonsexual, you may praise her at first, then declare her Mandarin, minor, and passionless—Marianne Moore.”

Joanna Russ, How to Suppress Women’s Writing

dailyhiddles

They say Brits play the best villains, but what makes a great villain?

lokissed

Loki: Hel, what do you want to eat?

Hel: THE SOULS OF THE INNOCENT

Loki: She'll have a bagel.

Hel: NO!

Loki: Two bagels.

academiceve

Intern Archives: Clinical Psychology Internship

Welcome to a mini-series of blog posts titled “Intern Archives” where I will be sharing in greater detailed about all of my internship experiences so far! I was requested to write about my internships on Instagram during a Q&A session, so follow me for more frequent updates HERE.

This is my 2nd post in the series about my clinical psychology internship at a psychiatric hospital. I completed this internship during the last semester of my undergraduate studies, just before graduating with a BA in Psychology. This was my first field related internship and overall I had a very positive experience!

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

My undergraduate psychology studies required me to complete two practicums (or internships). The first we did during our 2nd year of studies and the aim of this course was to expose students to a variety of settings in which psychologically-oriented activities take place. We were supposed to explore and gain a better understanding of the types of work done by psychologists and other professionals in related fields. Therefore, we did a lot of site visits.

The second part of the course is at the end of your last year of studies and required us to complete a 4 month internship. We needed to have a supervisor and gain experience by applying theoretical knowledge to practice. Additionally, the course contained of seminars with a focus on self-understanding and professional development.

I was interested in Clinical Psychology for a while but I didn’t have a good understanding of this subfield; therefore, before beginning this course I knew that I would either like to gain research experience (which was not possible at the time) or in clinical psychology. These internships were set up for us by the course coordinators and the personal contacts within their network, which meant that my fellow students completed internships in other places, such as schools or social service agencies, etc. I ended up being selected to complete my internship at a local psychiatric care facility. It was an hour away from my hometown and I commuted to my internship with another student from my class by car.

I was interning at a psychosocial ward, which mostly consisted of hospitalised patients suffering from addiction disorders, namely alcoholism. However, I also encountered patients suffering from depression disorders, as well as other psychiatric conditions. The cases varied and I got to see a lot of different conditions in person.

MY TASKS

Because I was a bachelor’s student, the head of the ward was our main supervisor but we shadowed different psychologists and mostly observed their work. I was a co-therapist in group psychotherapy but also observed and sometimes practiced individual therapy sessions, group rehabilitation sessions with social workers, group mindfulness sessions, occupational therapy (ergotherapy), as well as psychological assessments and case evaluations for discharge.

Our role was supposed to be mainly observational but because of our enthusiasm and showed interest to learn as much as possible during our internship, they allowed us to practice some things under strict supervision. The patients were not harmed by our presence and I think this is important to mention because such internships are not easy to come by.

WHAT I WAS ABLE TO LEARN

The previous semester of my senior year I took a clinical psychology course and was surprised with what I learned, as it was quite different to what I had imagined this subfield to be. I always linked clinical psychology with psychiatry and patient care but during this course I learned that most therapists obtain degrees in clinical psychology. I was not interested in therapy/counselling; therefore, this internship experience was important when it came to making the decision of whether I should continue my studies in clinical psychology or switch to neuroscience. I ended up switching to Neuroscience research in the end and you can read about it in more detail HERE.

This internship experience allowed me to understand that I was not interested in being a therapist/counsellor and that my attraction was the current research of clinical psychology, rather than practice. However, I am grateful for this experience because it allowed me to see various mental disorders in person, it’s different symptoms and forms of morbidity, as well as treatment options available at such hospitals. For example, group therapy sessions would often be very exhausting and emotionally challenging to complete but I feel extremely privileged to have had such an experience!

I hope you enjoyed the first reflection on one of my psychology/neuroscience field related internships! I will continue to write these, as I hope that at least some of you will find these posts to be useful!

I have written other blog posts about internships, which you can find here:

Finding Internships: General Tips

How to Find a Research Internship

Day In My Life: Internship Edition

Intern Archives: My 1st Creative Internship (Event Planning)

If you would like to read more from me, click HERE to see other blog posts! You can also follow my studygram HERE for some inspiration!