Working as a Psychologist
Working as a psychologist involves far more than clinical knowledge alone. This section explores the professional realities of psychology, including ethical challenges, sustainability, boundaries, burnout, supervision, and navigating the demands of clinical work over time.
These articles are written for psychologists at all stages of their career and reflect the complexities of working in contemporary practice.
What the New Psychology Code of Ethics Means for Documentation and Consent
Over the past few weeks, I have been watching the reaction to the updated Psychology...
Top 5 Challenges New Psychologists Face and How to Overcome Them
Starting out as a psychologist is an exciting yet challenging time. The transition from theory...
Self-Care for Psychologists: Are You Looking After Yourself?
While learning how to assist others in managing their mental health, have you stopped to...
Dealing With Imposter Syndrome as an Early Career Psychologist
Imposter Syndrome is something many early career psychologists struggle with. It’s that nagging feeling that...
Psychologist Burnout: How to Identify & Manage Work Stress
As psychologists, we dedicate ourselves to supporting others, but that doesn’t make us immune to...
Things I Wish I Knew as a Provisional Psychologist
I was recently asked a question that stuck with me: What would you tell your...
Managing Anxiety as a Provisional Psychologist
While you’re training to help others navigate their mental health struggles, how do you manage...