“Inside Clinical” Series, Episode 5 By Elena Flores, B.A. Psychology Alumni from Loyola Marymount University With Joshua Budge, MSc/ Ph.D. Candidate in Clinical Psychology (Western University) Meet Josh Our fifth guest on the Inside Clinical series is Josh Budge , a first-year master’s student in Western University's MSc/PhD clinical psychology program. Having attended Waterloo for his undergraduate studies, graduating with a Bachelor of Science (Honors) in psychology, Josh d

Written by Shay Sadat Most of us have been there; a time in our life where we were overwhelmed due to school and work overlapping. When I was 15, I started working in customer service at Sobeys. I did not have the luxury of my parents lending me any source of income once I reached high school like most people had, so I decided that I needed to make my own. Between balancing shifts, keeping my grades up, and still trying to have a social life, I quickly learned how challenging

“Inside Clinical” Series, Episode 4 By Dr. John Lee, Ph.D., Clinical Psychology (University of Waterloo) With Joseph Ghanem, fourth-year PhD student in Clinical Psychology at McGill University Meet Joseph Our fourth guest in our Inside Clinical series is Joseph Ghanem , a 4th-year PhD student in clinical psychology at McGill University in Montreal. Once an eager grad school applicant, Joseph has come a long way. If you're stressed about applying, his story might be just what

“Inside Clinical” Series, Episode 3 By Tushinka Pereira, Undergraduate Psychology Student (University of Waterloo) & Dr. John Lee, Ph.D., Clinical Psychology (University of Waterloo) With Autumn Brambell, M.Sc. Candidate in Clinical Psychology (University of Regina) Getting into a clinical psychology program today is not an easy task. Applications are competitive, expectations are high, and the journey can feel pretty overwhelming to students planning on applying to this pro

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