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What it’s really like to be a psychology intern in India When most psychology students imagine an internship, they picture shadowing a therapist, taking notes, and maybe attending a workshop or two. But clinical internships at PsyQuench are much more immersive. Here, interns aren’t just observers—they’re collaborators, learners, and future professionals in the making. Whether you’re exploring options for a...
How to recognize unresolved trauma in everyday life—even when it doesn’t “look serious” When most people think of trauma, they imagine something extreme: war, abuse, a natural disaster. But trauma isn’t just what happens to you. It’s also what happens inside you as a result of overwhelming events that your body and mind struggle to process. Many individuals carry trauma...
Essential resume tips for psychology students, freshers, and early-career professionals Starting out in psychology and not sure how to build your first resume? You’re not alone. Unlike engineering or business grads, psychology students often don’t have clear templates or role models when it comes to resumes. And when you Google psychology resume tips, most results are either too generic—or designed...
Table of Contents Introduction How Therapy is Presented in Pop Culture? Summary FAQs Conclusion Introduction From dramatic couch confessions to intense breakthrough moments, therapy has become a common scene-stealer in movies and TV shows. Whether it’s Tony Soprano baring his soul to Dr. Melfi, or Robin Williams’ powerful portrayal of a therapist in Good Will Hunting, pop culture has shaped...
Table of Contents Introduction Therapist vs. Best Friend: What’s the Difference, Really? Summary FAQs Conclusion Introduction You’ve had a rough week. Your mind is a mess. You text your best friend and pour your heart out. Or maybe, you decide to schedule a therapy session. But somewhere in the middle of this emotional rollercoaster, a question pops up: “Why see...
Table of Contents Introduction The Psychology Behind Comfort Objects Summary FAQs Conclusion Introduction Ever noticed how slipping into your favorite hoodie or hugging an old stuffed toy can instantly make you feel better? Or how wrapping yourself in a cozy blanket seems to quiet your racing thoughts? These seemingly ordinary items—blankets, plushies, hoodies, or even a worn-out T-shirt—are what psychologists...
Table of Contents Introduction Why Choose the Right Psychology Course? What Happens When you Choose the Right Fit? Summary FAQs Conclusion Introduction Psychology is a fascinating field—equal parts science, empathy, and exploration. Whether you’re a fresh graduate, an aspiring therapist, or a curious learner, diving into the world of psychology courses can feel exciting… and also slightly overwhelming. With hundreds...
Table of Contents Introduction The Era of Online Courses and Upskilling Ways to Upskill Via Online Courses Summary FAQs Conclusion Introduction In the ever-evolving world of mental health, being a good therapist is no longer just about having a degree—it’s about staying updated, reflective, and adaptive. With new therapeutic approaches, client needs, and research emerging constantly, therapists must continuously evolve....
Table of Contents Introduction Working Through the Transition of Student to Therapist Online Training as a Way to Bridge the Gap in this Transitions Summary FAQs Conclusion Introduction Every aspiring mental health professional begins their journey with textbooks, lectures, and exams. But the real test comes after graduation—when you’re expected to apply all that theory in real-life therapeutic settings. This...
Table of Contents Introduction Glimpse Into Retail Therapy Summary FAQs Conclusion Introduction We’ve all heard the phrase “retail therapy”, and maybe even joked about it after a spontaneous shopping spree on a rough day. But is there real science behind the idea that shopping can improve your mood? Or is it just another myth shaped by consumer culture? Interestingly, research...
