i'm 16 and i graduate in 2023 and i always thought i was going to complete my doctorate in clinical psychology but yesterday i researched and found out about counselling psychology and i was over the moon as this is what i actually want to do. i'm really excited to watch this video and learn more about the difference 🥰
it's crazy bc I was definitely set on clinical psych up until the middle of my undergrad, but then I started realising that counselling psych is more in line with what i want to do. thank you for this video 💖
@@lesedimotsoeneng7260 not sure if i understand your question, but I also did a BA majoring in psych. when I say “convert” I mean that I switched (converted) from wanting to do clinical psychology to counselling psychology in my masters, so that’s what I applied for , bc it resonated more with me. i hope that answers the question ? 💕
I am, or consider myself, to be a social activist in a way. My views and approach to life are feminist. Thus, counselling psychology would give me the platform to blossom. However, I am a sucker for psychopathology too. Decisions, decisions! 😩😅 But thank you for this informative video, Lauren! 🌻
Can the Clinical Psychologist carry out day-to-day interventions and assist people with demands that are usually met in counseling? or he can only attend psychopathology cases?
Thank you for continously sharing useful information on your channel ✨❤️ I wanted to ask for Honours are the specific electives that you need to take if you want to go the counseling psychologist route? And does your Honours thesis topic shape your Masters research topic ?
I’m happy to hear that you’re finding it useful, thank you for watching and supporting 🥺❤️ I remember someone asked my lecturer that and it depends on the university, some are picky whereas others aren’t so it completely depends on them 🤔 It would be best to contact the department directly and find out just to be sure 🙌🏽 With regards to the topics, I don’t think it’s compulsory that it does match because at that level we’re still trying to figure the whole research thing out 😅
How long does it take to become a professional counselling psychologist? is it also 6 years or is it 5 years according ? Also thank you for your channel. It is very informative and helpful
It takes 6 years - 3 years for your undergraduate degree, 1 year for your honours degree and 2 years for your masters degree 🙏 You are most welcome, thank you so so much for watching! 🤗
HI!! Thank you so much for your channel!! I'm currently an undergrad but I just have a question: Overseas - Can we also only specialize at Masters level or can we choose which branch of psychology at Honours level?
Hi there, thank you for watching 🤗 There is no direct answer because it varies in every country so you can check the official psychology organization of whichever country you’re considering and start doing research there 🙌🏽
@@fortunatephasoana2408 Psychology does have Solution Focused Brief Therapy. Unfortunately you may not get exposed to these paradigms during your undergrad and honours year. But the possibilities are endless. And no we don’t give advice, we help clients become better solutionary to their problems. We walk with patients, but don’t determine which path they should take. I hope this brings clarity.
From what I’ve researched, it is possible but it depends on quite a few factors. You apply to convert your license through the HPCSA & they work on a case-by-case basis - it depends on factors such as how you were trained (practical & theoretical), work experience etc etc. 😅 It would honestly be best to contact them directly and find out exactly what the requirements are 🙏
What is the difference between ASCHP and HPCSA? I'm a bit confused about my degree. I thought I did enough research about my degree. It seems that i cannot become a psychologist in the future due to me doing a Ba degree in Psychology. I think I should have went the Bsc route. What do you think?
Hello. Can you tell me what my North American credentials would equate to in South Africa? I have a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's in Counseling Psychology. Thank you.
Hi there, I’m not sure - you can contact the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) or the Psychological Society of South Africa (PSYSSA) to verify, they will be able to give you the correct information as they are credible institutions 🙏
Hi Lauren. Thanks for the video. I wanted to know can I apply for Masters in Clinical psychology if I obtained an undergrad degree in Occupational Therapy(Honours equivalent) ?
According to the South African "HEALTH PROFESSIONS ACT, 1974 (ACT NO.56 OF 1974) - REGULATIONS DEFINING THE SCOPE OF THE PROFESSION OF PSYCHOLOGY" (Available here: www.gov.za/sites/default/files/gcis_document/201809/41900bn101.pdf), counselling psychologists can partake in "psychological assessment, *diagnosis*, and case formulation"!
I believe that Clinical Psychology is superior to counseling Psychology. Based on the type of work they do and the remuneration they get during their internship year and going forward. I’m a qualified psychologist by the way.
Psychologists who work in the public sector are renumerated according to Occupational Specific Dispensation (OSD). Interestingly OSD lumps all psychologists into one category without reference to whether they are counselling/ clinical/ educational etc. So a counselling psychologist working for Dept of Labour or Correctional Services will get remunerated on the same pay scale as a clinical psychologist working in a hospital - or an educational psychologist working for DoE
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i'm 16 and i graduate in 2023 and i always thought i was going to complete my doctorate in clinical psychology but yesterday i researched and found out about counselling psychology and i was over the moon as this is what i actually want to do. i'm really excited to watch this video and learn more about the difference 🥰
it's crazy bc I was definitely set on clinical psych up until the middle of my undergrad, but then I started realising that counselling psych is more in line with what i want to do. thank you for this video 💖
Fellow convert here too 😅🙋🏽♀️ I’m glad you’ve found the path that is most aligned with you 🌸 You’re most welcome, thank you for watching 🤗
@@lesedimotsoeneng7260 not sure if i understand your question, but I also did a BA majoring in psych. when I say “convert” I mean that I switched (converted) from wanting to do clinical psychology to counselling psychology in my masters, so that’s what I applied for , bc it resonated more with me. i hope that answers the question ? 💕
@@faithm818 yes thank you
Currently doing my Honours in Psych and this video helped a lot 🙏🏾, I think it confirmed for me that clinical is what I want to pursue my Masters in
I've already made up my mind, I wanna study Clinical Psychology😭🔥🕯. Thanks for the video. This was really informative
Yaaayyy I’m talking to a future clinical psychologist 🔥🔥🔥 It’s my pleasure, all the best with your studies 🤗
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Thank you so much for this video Lauren ❤️
I’m not alone! 😂🙌🏽 Thank you for watching my lovely 😇❤️
I am, or consider myself, to be a social activist in a way. My views and approach to life are feminist. Thus, counselling psychology would give me the platform to blossom. However, I am a sucker for psychopathology too. Decisions, decisions! 😩😅
But thank you for this informative video, Lauren! 🌻
Thank you for watching, all the best with making a decision 🤗❤️
As an ideologue you should never practice in mental health, it's dangerous. You need to me 100 % non-judgemental.
First to comment. Thank you for the clarification
Woohoo 🥳 You’re welcome, thank you for watching 🙌🏽
So helpful! This premiered on my birthday 🥺.
Thank you! & happy belated birthday 🎉
Can you please make a video on the differences between a registered counsellor and a counselling psychologist?
I'm definitely an upcoming counseling psychologist
Well presented articulated
Thank you for this video. It's very informative.
It’s my pleasure , thank you for watching and supporting- it truly means a lot to me 🤗
This was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much! :)
You’re most welcome! 🤍
Thank you so much for sharing this video and the resources.
You’re so welcome! 🤗
Can the Clinical Psychologist carry out day-to-day interventions and assist people with demands that are usually met in counseling? or he can only attend psychopathology cases?
They most certainly can! 🤗
Counselling is also gonna alot less taxing on the mind, I can't imagine dealing with psychosis and other extreme disorders can be healthy.
Your videos are so informative and helpful Lauren -- thank you!
What would your biggest tip be for the group exercise during selection week? 🌹
Hi just wanted to know can you follow more than one career path in psychology because I want to do both clinical and neuropsychology
thank you so much for this video ❤️
It’s always a pleasure 🤗
thank you for this video, very informative :)
I’m so glad it was helpful, thank you for watching 🤗
Thank you it's very clear
Thank you for continously sharing useful information on your channel ✨❤️
I wanted to ask for Honours are the specific electives that you need to take if you want to go the counseling psychologist route? And does your Honours thesis topic shape your Masters research topic ?
I’m happy to hear that you’re finding it useful, thank you for watching and supporting 🥺❤️
I remember someone asked my lecturer that and it depends on the university, some are picky whereas others aren’t so it completely depends on them 🤔 It would be best to contact the department directly and find out just to be sure 🙌🏽
With regards to the topics, I don’t think it’s compulsory that it does match because at that level we’re still trying to figure the whole research thing out 😅
@@LaurenUnalomeWellnessCo Thank for you feedback ❤️
@@kgomotso__precious you’re welcome 😇
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Thank you for this video, it is very informative. I am wondering how applied psychology differs from counselling psychology?
How long does it take to become a professional counselling psychologist? is it also 6 years or is it 5 years according ? Also thank you for your channel. It is very informative and helpful
It takes 6 years - 3 years for your undergraduate degree, 1 year for your honours degree and 2 years for your masters degree 🙏 You are most welcome, thank you so so much for watching! 🤗
HI!! Thank you so much for your channel!! I'm currently an undergrad but I just have a question:
Overseas - Can we also only specialize at Masters level or can we choose which branch of psychology at Honours level?
Hi there, thank you for watching 🤗 There is no direct answer because it varies in every country so you can check the official psychology organization of whichever country you’re considering and start doing research there 🙌🏽
Do you offer advices to your patients as a counselling psychologist or do you just sit and listen?
From what I’ve read, it’s a mixture of both 🤗
I am a solution driven person. Is it the right field or I should consider doing social work?
It’s completely up to you, unfortunately I’m not at that level where I can advise you on which field is best for you 😅
@@fortunatephasoana2408 Psychology does have Solution Focused Brief Therapy. Unfortunately you may not get exposed to these paradigms during your undergrad and honours year. But the possibilities are endless. And no we don’t give advice, we help clients become better solutionary to their problems. We walk with patients, but don’t determine which path they should take. I hope this brings clarity.
What type of clinician just sits and listens?
I did raise my hand but I'm interested in every field and aspect of psychology so it doesn't matter to me.
I'm curious though, do you know if one can go and do their masters abroad and then come back and practice in south africa?
From what I’ve researched, it is possible but it depends on quite a few factors. You apply to convert your license through the HPCSA & they work on a case-by-case basis - it depends on factors such as how you were trained (practical & theoretical), work experience etc etc. 😅 It would honestly be best to contact them directly and find out exactly what the requirements are 🙏
What is the difference between ASCHP and HPCSA? I'm a bit confused about my degree. I thought I did enough research about my degree. It seems that i cannot become a psychologist in the future due to me doing a Ba degree in Psychology. I think I should have went the Bsc route. What do you think?
Hello, I have a BA.Ed in guidance and Counselling , can I master in mental health counseling
Did you get the answer for this
Hi! Can I pursue a master's in psychological counseling with a degree in sociology?
Hello. Can you tell me what my North American credentials would equate to in South Africa? I have a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's in Counseling Psychology. Thank you.
Hi there, I’m not sure - you can contact the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) or the Psychological Society of South Africa (PSYSSA) to verify, they will be able to give you the correct information as they are credible institutions 🙏
@@LaurenUnalomeWellnessCo Thank you. I will do that. Who knows, living in South Africa may be in my future.
Hi Lauren. Thanks for the video. I wanted to know can I apply for Masters in Clinical psychology if I obtained an undergrad degree in Occupational Therapy(Honours equivalent) ?
Not unless you completed psychology modules up to honours level, thus undergrad and honours level.
Is a b psych a better option than a Ba ?
I personally haven’t ever looked into the B Psych so I can’t give you an answer, sorry 🤗
What modules did you take? I love psychology but I HATEEE my other modules!
I’ve got the full list of the modules that I took in this video 👉🏽 th-cam.com/video/XQBCC1rPlDA/w-d-xo.html
I always knew "clinical" isnt my cup of tea. I don't want work in hospitals or clinics🤣
Can Counseling Psychologists diagnose mental disorders?
According to the South African "HEALTH PROFESSIONS ACT, 1974 (ACT NO.56 OF 1974) - REGULATIONS DEFINING THE SCOPE OF THE PROFESSION OF PSYCHOLOGY" (Available here: www.gov.za/sites/default/files/gcis_document/201809/41900bn101.pdf), counselling psychologists can partake in "psychological assessment, *diagnosis*, and
case formulation"!
I believe that Clinical Psychology is superior to counseling Psychology. Based on the type of work they do and the remuneration they get during their internship year and going forward. I’m a qualified psychologist by the way.
Thanks for the feedback
Psychologists who work in the public sector are renumerated according to Occupational Specific Dispensation (OSD). Interestingly OSD lumps all psychologists into one category without reference to whether they are counselling/ clinical/ educational etc. So a counselling psychologist working for Dept of Labour or Correctional Services will get remunerated on the same pay scale as a clinical psychologist working in a hospital - or an educational psychologist working for DoE
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