The Aspiring Psychologist Podcast Garden party psychology - boundaries and conversations you might have as an aspiring psychologist!
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Episode: 37: Garden party psychology - boundaries and conversations you might have as an aspiring psychologist!
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When you tell someone your job title people might just here the “psychologist” in assistant psychologist or “mental health” in mental health practitioner and then look to you for help. Considering the recent news in the press on SSRI’S and depression, people may be asking for your advice, and you may not be sure what is appropriate to say. Today is a short episode, filmed in the sun, that gives you some tips and guidance around navigating (or avoiding!) these difficult conversations! I hope it helps, stay kind to you!
The Highlights:
- 00:28: A sunny day to record a podcast
- 01:23: To socialise or not to socialise?
- 02:14: Staying mindfully excited about life.
- 03:08: Are you a garden party psychologist?
- 07:23: What to do if people around you want your mental health advice?
- 16:30: When people hear your job title!
- 19:15: Come and let me know what you do!
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