Student Counselor
Ep 45 - Conversation with Nikita and Bisola, two MFT graduate students
Mar 4, 2024
Join Nikita and Bisola, MFT graduate students, as they discuss transitioning into practicum, building professional relationships, and creating safe spaces for clients in the Asian American community. They share insights on mentorship, challenges in obtaining relational hours, and the benefits of in-person learning. Don't miss their reflections on diversity, support in graduate programs, and navigating client interactions in counseling sessions!
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- In-person learning fosters professional relationships and collaboration among Marriage and Family Therapy graduate students.
- Practicum preparation involves self-reflection, theoretical approach selection, and emotional management for successful client interactions.
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Career Paths and Educational Backgrounds of Guests
The podcast episode features two marriage and family therapist students, Nikita and B.Sola, who discuss their educational backgrounds and career paths. Nikita pursued a bachelor's in science and psychology with an interest in marriage and family therapy due to her love for psychology and mental health. B.Sola, a psychology major, explored various fields before deciding on psychotherapy, emphasizing the importance of working with people rather than research.
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