Podcasts about psychology major

Here we are in the first episode of this new season with our Sponsor's co-founders Bhuvaneshwari and Sonal Gadhavi. The Mathematics Major and Psychology Major duo dive into the conversation with the hosts, Aaditya Mehta and Nityanshi Mody. They share their stories, insights, and a lot of fun learnings that they have learned throughout their process. Sharing these communication coaches' experiences is a treat for all the viewers and listeners. Do listen to the entire episode. Want to connect with them, you can always go on the Nyou's Website: https://nyou.in/ Do Follow us on Instagram to get the latest updates on new episodes and clips from the episodes: https://www.instagram.com/personalitydevelopmentpodcast/

On this edition of Beaver Tracks, Craig and Allie, in their final episode as hosts, sit down with Kaylene McLaughlin, graduating OSU Senior and Psychology Major. Kaylene discusses her four years on campus, what it was like being an out-of-state student, and her multitude of passions and career goals. From eye-balling a future in HR to her stint as a host and producer for OSU's KBVR-TV at the Orange Media Network, Kaylene exudes the Beaver Spirit and showcases exactly what future students can expect from their collegiate career at Oregon State.

The update on Sam's skydiving adventure. Things you learn while living with a psychology major. The weird entry for the Rock and Roll hall of fame. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Conquering Her Darkest Period: From Psychology Major to Parliament VictoryOn this week's episode of “Chief Change Officer,” Pei Ling Tin, the youngest elected Parliamentarian, recounts some of the darkest moments of her journey from being a psychology major to winning the general election. She discusses how facing biases related to age and gender has made her more resilient, both in terms of stamina and ability. Wondering about her secret sauce to success?

In this episode, I interview Jane Halonen from the University of West Florida. Jane is co-author of the book The Psychology Major's Companion: How to Get You Where You Want to Go with Dana Dunn. Jane and I discuss preparing psychology majors to respond to the microaggressions they face due to misperceptions about the major (it is easy) and the value of the bachelor's degree in psychology (graduates won't be able to get a job). Jane shares the creative formats her positive psychology students use to present their five-year plans and the unique way she incorporates the APA Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology Major into her capstone course. Jane and I play “What Degree Does This Job Require?” and talk about ways students can engage in self-directed career exploration and professional development.

Wittenberg is a place, and while the names may change, the stories, personalities and experiences do not.   What are Timmy and Hud doing here?   Being on the other side of our Wittenberg student experience, we now know that there is no one right path. The mission of our time together each show is to help you, our audience, know that there are many different paths to purpose, to experience, to success. Your path to Wittenberg, was different. Your path after Wittenberg, as ours is, will be different too. On our journey together, we are passing the light from the stories and experiences our fellow alumni are sharing with us.   Our Guests for this episode are Wittenberg Head Coach Melissa Kolbe and Head Coach Matt Croci.   Following two completely different paths to become head coach of their basketball programs, Kolbe, had no idea what she wanted to Major in while at Witt (changed major 5 times), but knew she wanted to be a D1 Coach. Never a head coach, but a great Assistant. On the other hand, Croci knew he wanted to be an English Major while here at Witt, but had no idea what he wanted to do after he graduated.   Let us dive a little deeper into their experiences:   Kolbe had no interest in coming to Wittenberg, until she met with Coach (Pam) Evans, a Wittenberg Hall of Fame legend, on a Campus Visit arranged by her dad. As Coach Evans, a lovingly fierce presence sat and talked with Melissa, about where she would/could be both at Witt and in Coach Evans basketball program. After that conversation, Melissa fell in love. Upon graduation in 1999 as a Psychology Major, Melissa set her sights on being a D1 assistant basketball coach with little head coach aspirations. Crafting a path from scratch, Kolbe's path to coaching, culminating in assisting at University of Cincinnati, a division 1 college, with visibility to be the head coach there. Yet chose Witt, a DIII school…Why?...we will find out more together.   Croci, a '94 English major graduate from Witt, never thought he would turn his playing years into coaching years. A winning Basketball team brought Matt to Wittenberg and shaped Matt into the person he has become. Arguably one of the best Wittenberg basketball players, possibly best Division III players of all time, Croci upon graduation, and some other meanderings, became the assistant coach for Capital, then became head coach at Kenyon, now Witt. All small DIII liberal arts colleges in Central Ohio. With Coach Brown's retirement, Croci got the chance to return to his Alma Mater.   A few key facts to note: ·       Both came back to Witt, a DIII school, because Wittenberg Athletics recruits to win Championships. That is unusual to an extreme. ·       60% of Wittenberg Students are student-athletes, so 6 our of every 10 students is involved in an athletic endeavor. ·       D1 is an unbalanced experience. Both on the player and the coach side. ·       College athletics are changing. From NIL where D1 players can get paid but may ride the bench (vs DIII players who pay to play) and the transfer portal affecting all levels of the college athletic experience.   From admissions, to recruiting, to running summer camps, to being a mental health coach, to helping find jobs/internships, to helping Wittenberg itself Fundraise, to student development both in the classroom, and on the court. Coaching on the court, as it turns out, is just a small part of the job.   From here on out, we will find out together, the deeper answers on Why Witt? What happened while they were here? And how they navigated to success?

Wittenberg is a place, and while the names may change, the stories, personalities and experiences do not.   What are Timmy and Hud doing here?   Being on the other side of our Wittenberg student experience, we now know that there is no one right path. The mission of our time together each show is to help you, our audience, know that there are many different paths to purpose, to experience, to success. Your path to Wittenberg, was different. Your path after Wittenberg, as ours is, will be different too. On our journey together, we are passing the light from the stories and experiences our fellow alumni are sharing with us.   Our Guests for this episode are Wittenberg Head Coach Melissa Kolbe and Head Coach Matt Croci.   Following two completely different paths to become head coach of their basketball programs, Kolbe, had no idea what she wanted to Major in while at Witt (changed major 5 times), but knew she wanted to be a D1 Coach. Never a head coach, but a great Assistant. On the other hand, Croci knew he wanted to be an English Major while here at Witt, but had no idea what he wanted to do after he graduated.   Let us dive a little deeper into their experiences:   Kolbe had no interest in coming to Wittenberg, until she met with Coach (Pam) Evans, a Wittenberg Hall of Fame legend, on a Campus Visit arranged by her dad. As Coach Evans, a lovingly fierce presence sat and talked with Melissa, about where she would/could be both at Witt and in Coach Evans basketball program. After that conversation, Melissa fell in love. Upon graduation in 1999 as a Psychology Major, Melissa set her sights on being a D1 assistant basketball coach with little head coach aspirations. Crafting a path from scratch, Kolbe's path to coaching, culminating in assisting at University of Cincinnati, a division 1 college, with visibility to be the head coach there. Yet chose Witt, a DIII school…Why?...we will find out more together.   Croci, a '94 English major graduate from Witt, never thought he would turn his playing years into coaching years. A winning Basketball team brought Matt to Wittenberg and shaped Matt into the person he has become. Arguably one of the best Wittenberg basketball players, possibly best Division III players of all time, Croci upon graduation, and some other meanderings, became the assistant coach for Capital, then became head coach at Kenyon, now Witt. All small DIII liberal arts colleges in Central Ohio. With Coach Brown's retirement, Croci got the chance to return to his Alma Mater.   A few key facts to note: ·       Both came back to Witt, a DIII school, because Wittenberg Athletics recruits to win Championships. That is unusual to an extreme. ·       60% of Wittenberg Students are student-athletes, so 6 our of every 10 students is involved in an athletic endeavor. ·       D1 is an unbalanced experience. Both on the player and the coach side. ·       College athletics are changing. From NIL where D1 players can get paid but may ride the bench (vs DIII players who pay to play) and the transfer portal affecting all levels of the college athletic experience.   From admissions, to recruiting, to running summer camps, to being a mental health coach, to helping find jobs/internships, to helping Wittenberg itself Fundraise, to student development both in the classroom, and on the court. Coaching on the court, as it turns out, is just a small part of the job.   From here on out, we will find out together, the deeper answers on Why Witt? What happened while they were here? And how they navigated to success?

Transcending Weight Bias and Treating Eating Disorders using a Health at Every Size Model – Interview with Amelia MeachamDid you know that Eating Disorders affect at least 9% of the population worldwide? About 28.8 million Americans, will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. Eating disorders are also among the deadliest mental illnesses, second only to opioid overdose. About 26% of people with eating disorders attempt suicide.There are a variety of different ways of treating Eating Disorders. And today, joining me is Amelia Meacham, who is a Senior at The University of Puget Sound in Washington State. Amelia has a Psychology Major and a Religious Studies minor, she'll be graduating this May with her Bachelor of Arts Degree, and she is also my current practicum student. (Practicum = where Amelia and I create opportunities for her to learn about Eating Disorders and treatment using discussion, session observations, and other creative ways she can learn about individuals who struggle with Eating Disorders).And I have learned so much from Amelia! Today, Amelia will be sharing her thesis about how to treat eating disorders better using a “Health at Every Size” (HAES) model. She will also be my first podcast guest to illustrate what I hope to be a new, shorter format that I'll use with future guests in my next season of Calming the Chaos. Intro to Amelia – Tell us about yourself and about your studiesQuestions1. How did you get interested in treating eating disorders?2. What is a Weight based model of treatment?3. What is a HAES model of treatment? ASDAH has the trademark on HAES, so we'll use this definition in part from the ASDAH website:a. Definition: The Health At Every Size® Principles promote health equity, support ending weight discrimination, and improve access to quality healthcare regardless of size. More info at https://asdah.org/health-at-every-size-haes-approach/4. So what is a “Weight Bias?”5. What barriers to treatment happen when Doctors, Therapists and Dieticians have weight biases?a. Lack of perceived needb. Failure of clinicians to diagnose and refer appropriatelyc. Lack of treatment resources6. How does a HAES Approach to Eating Disorder Treatment help people transcend these barriers and move toward lasting recovery (vs. relapsing)?a. Weight neutral, holistic care …vs. Weight-based careb. Weight inclusive framework, including intuitive eating and self-compassion workc. Intuitive Eating Information can be found at http://www.intuitiveeating.org/d. A non-discriminative type of care that combats the weight-centered approach. The weight-centered approach utilizes the biased BMI measure and discriminates against those in bigger bodies, often intersecting with race, disability, and gender. HAES works to combat this discriminative care. Takeaway: Individuals and organizations that align with the HAES movement advocate against weight bias and discrimination in healthcare. This means that not only is HAES is helping individuals with eating disorders, but it is also combating the issues that influence the development of eating disorders.Resources: ASDAH = Association for Size Diversity and Health at www.asdah.orgNEDA = National Eating Disorders Association at www.nationaleatingdisorders.orgFEAST = Families Empowered and Supporting Treatment of Eating Disorders at www.feast-ed.orgANAD = National Association of Anorexia and Associated Disorders at www.anad.orgIAEDP = International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals at www.iaedp.com

Hey everyone! In this episode, I talk to Kaitlyn, who is currently a psychology major at WSU. We talk about why it is ok to work a traditional 9 to 5 job. We also talk about her cultural experiences growing up as an Asian American. Hope you all enjoy!

In Episode 41 of the CSUSB Advising Podcast, Matt Markin chats with Dr. Michael Lewin, Professor and Department Chair of Psychology!  What is the Psychology major? What skills will students obtain from their classes? What career opportunities are there? What resources are there for students in Psychology? Find out in this episode!For more information, check out the Psychology website.Learn more about the Psychology faculty.Psychology department contact: psychology@csusb.edu Subscribe to the CSUSB Advising Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google and more!Follow us on social media:Instagram & Tik Tok - @csusbadvisingFacebook - CSUSB AdvisingTwitter - @csusb_advisingYouTube - @csusbadvisinghttps://csusbadvising.buzzsprout.com/#acadv #academicadvising #collegemajors #csusb #calstate #highereducation #psychologySubscribe to the CSUSB Advising Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google and more!Follow us on social media:Instagram & Tik Tok - @csusbadvisingFacebook - CSUSB AdvisingTwitter - @csusb_advisingYouTube - @csusbadvisinghttps://csusbadvising.buzzsprout.com/

Alondra Osuna moved to the United States from Guadalajara, Mexico. Her parents encouraged her academic passions and she set her sights on a college degree. She enrolled in community college then transferred to UC San Diego. She is now in graduate school hoping to pursue a career in college counseling. She shares the insights she has gained as a first generation immigrant student and how to find community on campus as a transfer student. Series: "Education Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 38268]

Alondra Osuna moved to the United States from Guadalajara, Mexico. Her parents encouraged her academic passions and she set her sights on a college degree. She enrolled in community college then transferred to UC San Diego. She is now in graduate school hoping to pursue a career in college counseling. She shares the insights she has gained as a first generation immigrant student and how to find community on campus as a transfer student. Series: "Education Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 38268]

Alondra Osuna moved to the United States from Guadalajara, Mexico. Her parents encouraged her academic passions and she set her sights on a college degree. She enrolled in community college then transferred to UC San Diego. She is now in graduate school hoping to pursue a career in college counseling. She shares the insights she has gained as a first generation immigrant student and how to find community on campus as a transfer student. Series: "Education Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 38268]

Alondra Osuna moved to the United States from Guadalajara, Mexico. Her parents encouraged her academic passions and she set her sights on a college degree. She enrolled in community college then transferred to UC San Diego. She is now in graduate school hoping to pursue a career in college counseling. She shares the insights she has gained as a first generation immigrant student and how to find community on campus as a transfer student. Series: "Education Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 38268]

This episode of the Weinberg in the World Podcast features a conversation with Liz Ott' 00, who is currently the President of Threespot after Graduating from Northwestern with a Psychology Major and an Economics Minor. Liz shares stories about her student experience, Learning and Developing Skills Through Work-Study, Her First Job and Career Path, Growing Within a Company, Finding the Right Space in an Industry, Advice for Getting into a Similar Field, the Value of her Northwestern Network, and the Value of Arts & Sciences Education! Timestamps: 00:45: Student Experience and Work-Study 4:10: Previous Jobs 8:45: Working at Threespot and Growing Your Career 15:00: Finding Threespot and the Company Vision 19:00: Advice for Students looking for Activist Work 21:00: Liz's Northwestern Network 24:35: The Value of Arts & Sciences Education

To win a copy of Speed & Scale, rate and review Degrees: Real talk about planet-saving careers on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser or  Spotify. Take a screenshot of your review and share it with us on Instagram @environmental_defense_fund. Use the hashtag #DegreesPodcast. We're giving away up to five books per episode!Resources on CarbonCure Technologies and low carbon concrete:Concrete: the worlds' 3rd largest CO2 emitter fromThe urgent demand for low carbon concrete How CarbonCure's technology works Why the building sector is important to decarbonize Concrete market to reach $972.05 billion globally by 2030A list of some of CarbonCure's projects, from highways to grocery stores to sea ports Yesh Pavlik Slenk is Degrees' host. Amy Morse is our producer. Podcast Allies is our production company. Tressa Versteeg is senior producer; Rye Taylor is our audio engineer; Elaine Grant is CEO of Podcast Allies and Tina Bassir is project manager. Our music is Shame, Shame, Shame from Yesh's favorite band, Lake Street Dive. Degrees: Real talk about planet-saving careers is presented by Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). Follow Yesh on Twitter at @yeshsays, and stay up to date with us on Instagram @environmental_defense_fund. Have a green jobs question for Yesh? Send it to her on Twitter @yeshsays. Use the hashtag #askyesh. Job hunting? Visit our comprehensive Green Jobs Hub for job listings, networking resources, skills and certification information and more.Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on green careers, upcoming episodes and more. Share Degrees:TwitterFacebookLinkedInDegrees: Real talk about planet-saving careers

Meet Olivia Pearl! Internationally Published Cover Model, Dancer/ShowGirl, Business Owner, and Psychology Major! Its not everyday you get a chance to meet the woman on the cover of the magazine, but today! We've got time! Don't forget to follow her on her Instagram, and to share the Interview! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thenooffensepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenooffensepodcast/support

Considering the recent news in the world we thought it would be a great time to showcase some of the perspectives on the team. Meet Karam, a Freshmen with family in the Middle East. Hear how that has effected his life and the struggles he's overcome. We did have technical problems so the sound quality may be less then your use to but the stories we to good to skip over.

Book Your Free Revenue First Podcast Strategy here!Get Your Free Dial Session here!Claim Your Free 200 Leads here!HIGHLIGHTSFrom psychology and philosophy to sales Find the path of least resistance when it comes to your natureSalespeople have to be go-gettersAEs should know how to prospect Sales is more than just a numbers game Treat your employees right  and take a long-term strategyHire fast, fire fastWhen you're cold-calling, you should know who you're callingSDRs and BDRs don't have to be sellersQUOTESKevin: “One of the things that I highly advocate for other people to do is to try and find your path of least resistance when it comes to your nature. What's Kevin Hopp's nature? I'm kind of loud, I'm kind of outgoing, I am an extrovert.”Kevin: “The nature of sales is you have to have a forward-leaning mindset.”Kevin: "Salespeople are the kind of people that say, okay, I'm gonna go make it happen today. You gotta have a little bit of that spunk, little bit of that pizzaz in your attitude. Otherwise, it's not gonna work out well for you. You can't sit on your ass and wait for anyone to do anything for you in sales. You have to do things. Even if you got inbound leads, you have to call them."Kevin: “AEs absolutely need to remember that going out and creating a connection with someone, in an absolutely cold environment with no preconceived notion on either side, full stop. I will argue that against anybody. It's harder than closing, it's harder than you know, complex deal management, it's harder than enterprise sales."Kevin: “It's a rare breed of sales leader that understands modern prospecting and also understands the sales closing aspect of it, the higher level sales management stuff.”Kevin: "I think that's one of the biggest problems is, Sales leaders don't see SDR as a long-term investment and they don't put the thought into, okay, well their day can't suck. Like how come the AEs are travelling all over the country and taking their Zoom calls, whatever and they just get to say, oh the leads aren't qualified and they miss quota and they don't get fired but a BDR, whose doing 300 calls a day and not converting as high as they could or should, gets axed."Kevin: "When you're cold calling, you should know who you're calling. You should know what role they play in their organization and why that's relevant, what business challenge you can solve for them, and then you need to have a specialized, very differentiated pitch for them." Kevin: “Cold-calling and top of funnel is about aligning business challenges and valuable outcomes, and having high-level discussions about that. And that's when sales starts.”Learn more about Kevin in the links below:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCthQXJkNh0Bhj_8IQOGtiAwPodcast: https://pod.link/1601548363Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khopp/Email - kevin@salesgig.comAlso, you can join our community by checking out @salescast.community. If you're a sales professional looking to take your career to greater heights, please visit us at https://salescast.co/ and set a call with Collin and Chris.

Your Urban Take on Life Coaching. You get the full up close and personal take on 2 Psychology Major's take on Real life situation, scenarios, and stories. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/respectfullyoutofpocket/support

Don't miss Episode 19 of the Junto podcast with guest Steve Soto.  Steve Is a Psychology Major, Pastor, Bible Counselor, and an In-Home Health IC for the mentally handicapped.  In this condensed episode we look at certain areas of overlap between faith and psychology. While faith and science may not always agree, there are areas of overlap when It comes to the human mind and psyche.  How can having a knowledge of psychology help us in our spiritual lives and how can we express and view science through the lens of faith? Join the conversation in the comments below!

Jess Nalu, also known as The Vulva Lady™ & Creatrix of the One Million Vulva Art Movement™ is a Free Spirited, Intuitive, Vulva Artist, Travel Enthusiast, Mama of 2 Epic Humans, Yoga Instructor, Psychology Major, and a Sensual/Sexual Liberation Mentor. Realizing early on in her life that she was here to be a unique & innovative leader, Jess Nalu is passionate about reminding people who they truly are and all that is possible for them, when they DARE to LIVE Outrageously with full self-acceptance and authenticity… all while embodying pleasure as the pathway to freedom! Having studied Psychology, Yoga, and various other healing modalities, she realized each one's limitations, yet how they were all interconnected to healing in a more holistic way. This led Jess to create her unique & bespoke methodology, which is more aligned & integrative, and which MOST IMPORTANTLY addresses human sexuality (a topic too often ignored and/or unexpressed). She is all about breaking the taboo and letting it be FUN & Pleasurable! Her vision is to see people having fun, living in their power, and experiencing freedom & abundance in all aspects of their lives... including & most importantly in their sensuality! Sensuality touches every aspect of our lives and Jess teaches how it is intimately connected to everything from money, health, mental well-being, and the list goes on! As a passionate, innovative, courageous leader, she has devoted her life to helping people reclaim their wild & free spirit, so that women and men can move beyond living a life of mere survival, and into a life of thriving! She recognizes the missing links in the masculine/feminine dynamic and has been told her work is the "bridge" to helping people achieve balance, trust, safety, connection, communication, deep intimacy, and understanding... all whilst having fun in the process! Her clients describe her as "fiercely loving" "raw, intuitive, earthy,” Mama Bear" and a "visionary who sees what's possible for you, even when you can't, and helps you to have the courage to finally see and embody it in yourself as well." Personally, she loves: humor, playing, being in nature, practicing yoga, dancing, creating art, attending workshops, learning & expanding, traveling all over the world with her children, laughing with her family & friends, and overall enjoys living her life to the fullest all while exploring & embodying her delicious pleasure! We always appreciate a 5 star rating, review or for you to share with your friends. To find out more about Jin https://drjinong.com For group courses and trainings: https://theartoflisteningtoyourbody.com/

In this weeks episode we are proud too introduce to you guys our first and highly anticipated guest, Ms. Carmelita Sanchez. Carmelita is a Psychology Major who also creates amazing art and today we have an amazing conversation with her that you guys are for sure to enjoy. Y'all can find her on Instagram @carm_35 or @carmelitas_art and also on Facebook @Carmelita Sanchez. And as always you guys can find us on all socials @YoungExcellencePodcast. Enjoy!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of Bits & Bytes, we bring in Andy Hu who has 3 years of recruiting experience under his belt to talk more in depth about the world of tech recruiting. In this podcast, Andy walks us through the various processes, the types of recruitment available, whether a company would benefit from an in house recruiting or through an external agency, the criteria that both recruiters and companies look for in potential candidates and for those that are interested, how you can join the exciting world of recruitment. Andy Hu graduated from SFU with a Psychology Major and a business minor and has worked for several companies including Keywords Studios, Unity Technologies, Robert Half Finance & Accounting and TEKsystems. His admiration for the magic that software developers can create from 'nothing' is what initially peaked his interest in the tech industry and by chance he found the opportunity to take the dive into working within the tech realm by becoming a technical recruiter. You can connect with Andy through his Linkedin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyalhu/ Connect with us online! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/launchacademyhq Twitter: https://twitter.com/launchacademyhq Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/launchacademyhq LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/launchacademyhq Learn more about Launch: https://launchacademy.ca/ Find out more at https://bnb.pinecast.co

Ian Ellis First saw the game in 1984 on channel 4, Just like Russ Hewitt, Simon Hatcher. The first team he joined was his local team Crawley Raiders, First position he played was Corner He gained a thirst to want to play when he got involved but due to the 80's - there was a lot of limited knowledge which lead to gimmick offences where they would be phases of teams running the same offences. Had an opportunity to go to Bethany college which was brand new college, then went to a Liberal art college. Sporting Involvement State Size for Football was to drive 8 hours to a division 3 game Played Rugby which tore his shoulder in 1992 than had it rebuilt In 1992 world league - Had the chance to Stay in The United States- NFL Europe Lead to Training camp Intern - Tampa 03 Key Events 94 camp intern 97 playoffs 98 olympians 99 Blitz dc 2000 Farnam 2008 HC Steve rains In short Took the chance to Majored in Psychology Major key in going to American was the education West Virginia Brought all the knowledge back to UK Applied it at Sussex Thunder Applied it at Farnham Key Take aways from this conversation You must have the capacity to analyse sport science is key to growth in the sport all round development is the best make sure the foundation can take a - courve ball buy into people through relationships regional events help so much more for team growth having a good off season - insular protection for the teams identity. - fit for purpose - develop coaches

My guest today is Irina Iskrenova. Irina is a former psychologist turned front-end engineer. In this episode, Irina unpacks how she switched careers from psychology to development. The career transition was not a trivial decision for her, Irina didn't want to leave her career in psychology, she loved the field and still does. After taking some time off after her master's degree to give herself some time to think about what she wanted, she decided to give programming a try. For Irina, the process of learning to code was not only about gaining technical skills, but it was also a period of deep introspection and reflection. A period when she had to make peace with the fact that she was going to become a psychologist and reconcile not seeing the career change as a failure but instead as a positive direction that her life had taken. Links mentioned in the episode: https://es.linkedin.com/in/irina-iskrenova-a9b3ab1b3 Twitter: @irin_ska Irina's learning radar: http://bit.ly/3vNcfnS

Marlynne Frierson Cooley - a Cleveland Ohio native. Graduated from the University of Cincinnati in broadcasting, a postgraduate in theater from the University of Akron. Her recent TV credits include, "Daddy Stop embarrassing me" on Jamie Fox TV show on Netflix making the debut in the month of April. "Bless This Mess" a show on ABC and “This Is Us”. Some of her recent theater credits include The S.U.G.A MAMAS ,The lynching of Elfie Childs, Blessings, Supernatural, and Harriett Tubman one woman show and many more plays. Her recent film credits include," Trade, I am too an American, Jamie, and It's not Black enough'' and other films. She teaches spoken word and theater. Marlynne is also a voice over talent for radio and TV. She produces and narrates audio books; she just finished The Worldwide Concern about Alzheimer's disease. Marlynne is a loving wife and mother. Gwen Wright - a writer, director, and actress who started her career at the Karamu House in Cleveland, Ohio. She has written several screen and stage plays and her work has been on stages across the US. She has completed three films and has collaborated with filmmakers as a writer and director. She is currently in pre-production for her short film, Judgement and Miss Rosetta. She was nominated best playwright for her work, A word Before Dying and her play Voices of Motown has been running at the Paramount Theater in Casa Grande for more than a year. Gwen is a Psychology Major, and she earned her undergrad degree from Grand Canyon University and a Master's from University of Arizona. Support the show: https://theanswersandiego.com/radioshow/8349 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if we told you we were speaking with a SiriusXM radio host, a Psychology Major, a professional wrestling podcast co-host, a variety Twitch Streamer, a former adult film actress, a gamer, and a cosplayer.... and they were all the same person? Santino & Dayne are once again joined by the multi-talented and multi-faceted Miss Frankie Rae aka Annie Cruz on this weeks episode of Failure Made Monsters! Tune in LIVE & watch the full episode exclusively on YouTube & Twitch! Links @ www.FailureMadeMonsters.com

In Episode 029, Tom chats with Kentucky Wesleyan College Health Sciences and Psychology Major, Evan Morton, about student life on campus during a pandemic.

Nadine Hakim, Psychology Major, lets us know what the struggles are with being apart of the LGBTQ as a Muslim in Dearborn. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arabgirlpod/message

In Episode 2, we are joined by Flahive's Coach/Do-It-All(er) Maddie MacTavish. We quickly jump into Maddie's very untraditional path into the fitness industry and we dive into that route to get an inside look at how she landed at Flahive's. Maddie goes into her experience with her own fitness transformation and how that sparked her interest into coaching. She talks about being a consultation extraordinaire and what her most important trait that allows her to connect with men & women stepping into Flahive's for the first time. So much good stuff in this episode! Thanks for coming on Maddie! Secret Time: I didn't have a job to offer her following her internship. Butttttt...here we are :) Hope you enjoy! See you soon!

David Copeland, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Psychology at UNLV. In this episode, he joins us to talk about his book, Success as a Psychology Major, which he co-wrote with Jeremy Ashton Houska. In addition to the book, we talk about the growing popularity of "Introduction to the Psychology Major" courses, which help psych majors explore speciality options and plan their careers. Check out the episode page for a full transcript. Also, be sure to check out Dr. Copeland’s interview on the Getting I-O into Intro Psych blog.

In this episode of the Discover Your And Podcast, we speak with senior psychology major Vesilla Dao about the importance of mental health for students as well as the research she has done as a psychology student.

In this episode with Leah Roman, MPH, MCHES, discusses her public health journey starting as a Psychology Major. After getting her MPH Leah started her health educator journey in college health at Babson College. Leah shares how she navigated her early career as a health educator on college campuses. She then work shifted to a project manager role at Drexel University of Public Health where she excelled in her role. Additionally, Leah was part of the inaugural Master Certified Health Education Specialist (MCHES) class in 2011, listen to how this was fruitful in her career. From here, Leah transitioned into starting her consulting business Roman Public Health Consulting LLC which you can find at romanphconsulting.com. Leah shares a host of tips for persons thinking about starting a public health consulting business. She also gives great insights for students early in their public health career.Omari on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/omari-richins-mphShownotes: thePHmillennial.com/episode13Support The Public Health Millennial: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thephmillenialUse Code “thePHmillennial” for discount: https://thepublichealthstore.comWebsite: https://thephmillennial.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thephmillenial (@thePHmillennial)Email List: https://thephmillennial.com/signup/Support the show (http://paypal.me/thePHmillennial)

Dana Giordano is a professional middle distance runner and the host of the More Than Running podcast. She runs for the Boston Athletic Association and lives in Boston MA. She graduated Dartmouth college with a Psychology Major and a Minor in Human Centred Design. Dana’s podcast, ‘More Than Running’, features female athletes and tells the untold stories often missed by traditional media. Dana is a 2021 Olympic hopeful. This is a wide ranging conversation that covers the following topics:How Dana started her podcastTraditional media's coverage of women's sportsAn untold story of her ownHer sporting background and transition into runningAttending college at DartmouthHard work and marginal gainsThe importance of her notebookGoal setting and confidenceBeing busyDealing with a Plantar Fasciitis injuryIdentityHaving active parents and growing up with three siblingsEnjoying the momentDANA'S LINKSInstagramTwitterPodcast 'More Than Running' EPISODE SPONSORSCurrexUnlike most insoles, Currex insoles are both designed to be incredibly comfortable in your shoe, as well as providing stability and support to aid you in your daily activity. Designed by German sports scientists, Currex is the first insole brand to provide dynamic arch support, and offers the largest line of sport/activity specific insoles (running, cycling, soccer cleats, walking and more). The insoles are thin and low profile, and deliver maximum support and comfort, providing a range of functional benefits. They reduce foot pressure providing additional relief for your feet, and can be cut to custom fit your shoes. Currex stands behind their product, and offers a 60 day warranty, even if you have custom cut your insoles. Currex insoles improve any shoe, and they are offering ROO listeners a 15% discount. If you want to ‘Feel the Currex difference’, please visit https://currex.us and use the code ROO15 at checkout.Currex InstagramCurrex FacebookCurrex Twitter GoodrGoodr make performance sunglasses for all your outdoor adventures. They have an incredible range of styles, colours and designs to suit everyone. Goodr creates incredible performance sunglasses that don't slip or bounce, and are polarised. Whether you run, cycle, cross-country ski, or just want a pair of the best looking shades to wear for any occasion, Goodr have you covered. Normally this is the part where you see a ridiculous and unaffordable price tag which scares you away, but never fear. Goodr not only makes the best sunglasses, but also the most affordable. That's right, Goodr sunglasses start at a unbelieveable $25. Skip buying your coffee for a week, and the only problem you will have is choosing which stylish Goodr shades to choose from. The ROO team owns multiple pairs each, because they are THAT GOOD. One pair is never enough.  Head over to Goodr.com/ROO and without any discount, you can check out their ridiculously affordable range of high performance sunglasses.Goodr WebsiteGoodr InstagramGoodr TwitterGoodr Youtube XenduranceXendurance is a nutrition company based out of Phoenix Arizona, providing high quality nutrition and recovery products for athletes. Xendurance proudly makes products that are science based for optimal health and performance. They have a large Pro-Team of talented athletes, including ROO’s own Soul Sister Abbey Cooper. All their products are made with the finest ingredients and to the highest quality. They are certified by multiple standards and all their products undergo strict analytic testing to comply with the World Anti Doping Agency, International Olympic Committee and other major sporting leagues. ROO listeners can receive 10% off any purchase by using ROO’s link: shop.teamxnd.com/runningonomXND InstagramXND FacebookXND TwitterXND Clinical Trials

Producer/Host: Steve Wessler Key Discussion Points: a) Does the Immersion program provide a benefit to the people from the host country (such as El Salvador)? b) How does the Immersion program benefit the North Americans who travel to host countries? c) Why each of the guests have dedicated their work lives to human rights work? d) What is hard for the two guests about their work on human rights issues? Guests: Joe Cistone, Executive Director of IPM lives on Mount Desert Island. Adela Zayaz Hernandez, Regional Director for the Latin America and the Caribbean and Director of Programs and Partnerships. She lives and El Salvador. Joe Cistone and Adela Zayas Hernandez direct IPM’s Immersion program, along with other colleagues. The Immersion program brings North Americans to spend 7 to 10 days time with social justice and human rights programs in countries across the globe. 2500 people from North America have participated in this program. Joseph F. Cistone, Chief Executive Officer As Chief Executive Officer of IPM, Joe provides the strategic vision, leadership, and supervision of all activities, programs and staff of this interfaith, international, non-governmental organization with offices in El Salvador, India, Kenya, and the USA. Joe began his work with IPM in June of 2001 and IPM has quintupled in size during his tenure. Joe has worked, lived, and studied internationally for over 30 years, including extended time in El Salvador, India, Kenya, Nicaragua, and Italy—where Joe pursued a Ph.D. in the Social Sciences at the Gregorian University and worked with a variety of international organizations. Joe was a Research Assistant in the Department of Programmes at Caritas Internationalis (1990-1992); the Director of the Joined Hands Refugee Center (1991-1995), where he served as an IPM Project Coordinator; and, as Associate Director of the International Office for Justice, Peace, & Integrity of Creation of the Franciscan Friars Minor (1995-1997). Immediately prior to joining IPM, Joe served as the founding Vice President of Capital, Endowment, & Philanthropic Programs at the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland Foundation. Adela Zayas, Director of International Programs & Partnerships; and Programs & Regional Director for Latin America and The Caribbean Adela studied her Psychology Major at Universidad Centroamericana “José Simeón Cañas” (UCA). She was evolved in different social movements during her educational process, including projects related to environmental consciousness and conservation, community development, gender equality and women empowerment. She has post-graduate diplomas in Gender Equality and National Reality provided by the National University and the Lutheran University from El Salvador. She also helped creating a non-profit organization in El Salvador, “Fundación Artesanas”, which promotes healthy environments, using art, social entrepreneurship and psychology as the main tools to achieve women’s empowerment. It mainly seeks to offer solutions for the unequal opportunities, in terms of education, health, employment and political participation, that many women experience in the country. About the host: Steve Wessler will soon will be starting his 28th year of working on human right issues. He founded the Civil Rights Unit in the Maine Attorney’s Office in 1992 and led the Unit for 7 years. In 1999 he left the formal practice of law and founded the Center for the Prevention of Hate. The Center worked in Maine and across the USA. He and his colleagues worked to reduce bias and harassment in schools, in communities, in health care organization through workshops and conflict resolution. The Center closed in 2011 and Steve began a consulting on human rights issues. For the next 5 years much of his work was in Europe, developing and implementing training curricular for police, working in communities to reduce the risk of hate crimes, conflict resolution between police and youth. He has worked in over 20 countries. In late 2016 he began to work more in Maine, with a focus on reducing anti-immigrant bias. He continues to work in schools to reduce bias and harassment. Wessler teaches courses on human rights issues at the College of the Atlantic, the University of Maine at Augusta and at the School of Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University in northern Virginia.

Listen to my interview with professional artist and author Kathleen Tonnesen. She talked about her successful career, and how she stays fit. Her list of credentials: Education Information: Thompson Rivers University, B.C. Canada Bachelor of Arts, Psychology Major (expected 2022) Douglas College, B.C. Canada Early Childhood Education, Special Needs, Diploma and Performing and Fine Arts Certificate Martial Arts: 2nd Kyu Yoshinkan Aikido Also, here is your chance to win a couple of books by Kathleen. Contest Giveaway: Books - Two Souls on a Moonbeam: Love Poetry & Verse & How to Draw Step-by-Step Charcoal Portraits for Beginners. To enter the contest: Listen to the Podcast interview, enter your name, and contact information and go to my website www.runwithit.ca. We will do a random draw.

EP2: As a psychology major, by Noah Samsen and Sahil Iqbal

Not one Dr. but two Doctors explain stress, that it can have an acute effect on the human body. When the body is stressed, muscles tense up, like Dr. Garcia you can probably attest to this, it's like for the first time when you left the wire in full Battle Rattle, your whole body gets tense, well that muscle tension is almost a reflex reaction to stress- the body's way of guarding against injury and pain, You know the Fight or Flight Syndrome also called hyperarousal or the acute stress response. However, when muscles are taut and tense for long periods of time, this may trigger other reactions of the body and even promote stress-related disorders- most popular ones are headache and migraines that are associated with chronic muscle tension especially in the area of the shoulders, neck, and head In addition to that, you can have Musculoskeletal pain in the low back and upper extremities that have been linked to stress, especially job stress. Now, there is already millions of American's with these stressor responses, in the coming weeks, you can add another 20 million to the list with the new unemployment numbers, so if my daughter, who is out there listening, or anyone a High School senior who hasn't chose a major for college, A Psychology Major would be a shoo-in for job security. Get your FREE Psychiatrist session here just by listening and pay it forward to your friends and family. Thank you and keep on listening to all the troops come home from Afghanistan!

Happy New Year everyone! And welcome back to the dHarmic evolution. Joining us on the first show of 2020 is Dr. Laura Mattia. So, sit back relax, get yourself a notebook and a pen, because this is going to be an action-packed, resourceful and informative podcast for all of you. Dr. Laura Mattia is a former corporate financial executive and has over 30 years of experience in Finance. She's also the founder of The Women's Money Empowerment Network – An educational Research program through the 501c 3 organization whose mission is to teach women to become financially engaged so that they can live life on their own terms, receive guidance and conduct research. Dr. Laura is also the author of Gender on Wall Street (A book uncovering opportunities for women in Financial services). She has currently dedicated her career in training the next generation of ethical, educated and inspired financial planners. Dr. Laura despite having Majored in Psychology, decided to take an MBA in finance and accounting in order to pay the house bills and support her family, this path would eventually lead her to the corporate world. It was while working as a woman in the executive world that she constantly got approached by women who requested help while handling financial matters in relation to issues such as divorce, workers' compensation, property management, etc. This would prove to be the root source of Dr. Laura's eureka moment, where she decided to shift into the role of a financial adviser. Having experienced a lot of gender-based difficulties and obstacles while working as an executive. Laura helps women who are currently in similar situations to successfully overcome such hurdles and have more fulfilling careers. The gender problem, Dr. Laura describes, is rooted deep in our societies and cultures. It subconsciously affects both genders. That's why we have so many women who have given in to less influential roles because they've bought into the stereotype of where women are supposed to be. Dr. Laura spends a lot of her free time running to keep fit. She has also been regularly meditating ever since she was introduced to the art by her father when she was 13. ‘'Is it nature or is it nurture? And as a Psychology Major and mother of four, I can absolutely tell you that a lot of things are natural.'' – Dr. Laura Mattia Timestamps [4:13] Dr. Laura briefly describes a recent Ted Talk she did. [6:48] Dr. Laura talks about her vulnerabilities in relation to gender [8:40] Dr. Laura's career experience in male-dominated industries and professions [11:22] The science behind gender-based discrimination in different life and work situations. [13:56] The influence and inspiration behind Dr. Laura's book. [17:34] The discipline, time and work ethic behind writing The Gender on Wall Street [20:00] Tidbits on Dr. Laura's hobbies [23:00] Dr. Laura describes her transition from the corporate world to her current workspace. [25:35] The experience of working with different clients. [29:16] Dr. Laura breaks down the fees charged on for her services [35:13] The financial literacy problem in America [40:22] Dr. Laura's different Ted talks [43:08] The next big plans for Dr. Laura Resources You can reach Dr. Laura through: Website: https://www.lauramattia.com/ https://www.stonegatewealth.com/ Twitter: @Mattia_LauraUSF Book: Gender Wall Street Uncovering Opportunities Ted Talks: Why Investing in Women will Revolutionize the World How to Overcome Your Fears and Unlock Your Superpower As always, thanks a lot for being a part of the dHarmic evolution podcast, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and connect with us on social media. Follow our Podcast  on Facebook Twitter Instagram  You can also see the show on The James O'Connor Agency YouTube channel and join our community on dHarmic Evolution Community Facebook Group 

In this episode, Bulolo Jonga joins me to discuss the psychology of the crypto market, value creation, the symbolism behind Bitcoin, and more! Bulolo Jonga --- Twitter: https://twitter.com/bmanfacts_ --- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bulolo-jonga-bb829187/ Check out BlockHash on social media: --- Twitter: https://twitter.com/zempbrand --- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theblockhash --- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theblockhash/ --- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/blockhash --- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcMWGVZFBqq3stSuKrmSX3Q --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blockhash-exploring-the-blockchain/support

How does a psychology major turn into a successful Lifestyle Public Relations Director? Listen as caller, Carrie from Seattle, shares her life’s path working to enhance the public image of her high-profile clients while balancing her own mindfulness journey.

She's a wife, a mom, and one of the most talented fashion designers in south Florida. Amanda Perna started her career at Calvin Klein in New York; but, the neutral tones of CK didn't fit the bright, eclectic style she wanted to design. The admitted overachiever and Project Runway star cashed in her 401k and started her own line--the House of Perna. But, she didn't stop there. Her creations now include a little girl, another ready-to-wear line, and a surprise project she never even dreamed she'd accomplish. Listen to why Amanda Perna is one of the most creative people of Palm Beach... Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Host: Suzanne Boyd Producer: Jaime ("Jemmy") Legagneur, Chief Enthusiasm Officer Title Sponsor: Interested in becoming POPB's next Title Sponsor? Contact FPN today! Featured Photo Credit: Suzanne Boyd Guest: Amanda Perna from The House of Perna, Neon Bohemians Suzanne Boyd Productions: Stephanie Craig, Executive Producer Music Bed Courtesy of: Buffy Rose Follow People of Palm Beach on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Additional Support Provided by: Florida Podcast Network, Little Smiles, Listeners Like You!! Partner with FPN: Become the Voice of YOUR Town!! From sponsoring episode segments through creating and growing your own branded show, we have the solution to promote you while we promote Florida! Media Kit We are currently boarding shows to build out our network. And, you don’t want to miss ANY of the new hosts and podcasts were have joining us. Search for and subscribe to “Florida Podcast Network” on iTunes and all your favorite podcast players to get more of this and ALL our shows. Have a suggestion for the Network? Join us in the FPN Insiders group on Facebook and let us know!    FPN:  Check out the other shows on the Florida Podcast Network

She's a wife, a mom, and one of the most talented fashion designers in south Florida. Amanda Perna started her career at Calvin Klein in New York; but, the neutral tones of CK didn't fit the bright, eclectic style she wanted to design. The admitted overachiever and Project Runway star cashed in her 401k and started her own line--the House of Perna. But, she didn't stop there. Her creations now include a little girl, another ready-to-wear line, and a surprise project she never even dreamed she'd accomplish. Listen to why Amanda Perna is one of the most creative people of Palm Beach... Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Host: Suzanne Boyd Producer: Jaime ("Jemmy") Legagneur, Chief Enthusiasm Officer Title Sponsor: Interested in becoming POPB's next Title Sponsor? Contact FPN today! Featured Photo Credit: Suzanne Boyd Guest: Amanda Perna from The House of Perna, Neon Bohemians Suzanne Boyd Productions: Stephanie Craig, Executive Producer Music Bed Courtesy of: Buffy Rose Follow People of Palm Beach on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Additional Support Provided by: Florida Podcast Network, Little Smiles, Listeners Like You!! Partner with FPN: Become the Voice of YOUR Town!! From sponsoring episode segments through creating and growing your own branded show, we have the solution to promote you while we promote Florida! Media Kit We are currently boarding shows to build out our network. And, you don’t want to miss ANY of the new hosts and podcasts were have joining us. Search for and subscribe to “Florida Podcast Network” on iTunes and all your favorite podcast players to get more of this and ALL our shows. Have a suggestion for the Network? Join us in the FPN Insiders group on Facebook and let us know!    FPN:  Check out the other shows on the Florida Podcast Network

My friend Nathan Smith shares his journey growing up in Texas, learning all the messy church history in his youth, working with FairMormon to answer questions, serving in the California Fresno Mission with Cathy and Larry Gelwix as his Mission President, not really ‘fitting in’ during his successful mission where he reached people no one else could reach, becoming less active because of ‘social alienation,’ and now starting to attend Church again. Nathan wrote this post about his mission. It is helpful for me to read a post like this to help me understand how to help unique and needed members in our church feel they belong. https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10215415221908778&id=1084156888 Nathan is a unique and needed member of the Church. He has a deep understanding of our doctrine, Christ, and world religions. His blog can be found at: nathansmithbooks.com and his twitter is at: @NateSmithSNF. One of the most helpful parts of the podcast is his great relationship with his Mission President Larry Gelwix. Instead of requiring Nathan to become a ‘round peg’ so he could fit in, he embraced and valued Nathan’s ‘square peg’ Christlike attributes and gifts and used them to personally be teachable and help others come unto Christ. I hope all of us can become the kind of leaders the Gelwix’s are for some many of our members. Thanks for sharing your journey, Nathan. You are a great man with a wonderful future. I hope you find your way to stay in our Church. We need you. You can help us become the Body of Christ that we need to become.

In this episode, Chalene is interviewed by Kailee Billerbeck, a 21-year-old Psychology Major at Chapman University. Kailee dreams of developing her own business that would revolve around mentoring young female students to master their mindset and achieve their potentials. She asks Chalene some really insightful, thought-provoking questions about building a business and developing your mindset. Stop dieting & start living: www.131Method.com   Get the 131 Book!!!   Here’s The System I Use Every Day to be More Organized & Crazy Productive: www.pushjournal.com   Sign Up For MY WEEKLY NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a ridiculously amazing fun-filled life!   Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes!!!  Spotify Itunes  Stitcher    Subscribe to Build Your Tribe!!! Spotify  Itunes Stitcher      Join our NEW, awesome PodSquad on Facebook here!   Get episode show notes here: www.chalenejohnson.com/podcast    Connect with me on your fav social platform: SnapChat: ChaleneOfficial    Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Chalene      Instagram: www.Instagram.com/ChaleneJohnson    Twitter: www.Twitter.com/ChaleneJohnson   Hey! Send me a tweet & tell me what you think about the show! (Use the Hashtag) #TheChaleneShow so I know you’re a homie! XOXO Chalene

In this special episode, we break down a specific topic of music theory. Or as I like to call it, Sonic Psychology. We're going to take a closer look at 2 chords: the Major 1, and the Minor 6. These 2 chords are very simple, and yet extremely powerful at the same time. Why does the major 1 chord sound happy and uplifting? Why does the minor 6 chord sound sad and moody? Find the answer to these questions and much more in the first episode of sonic psychology.   - - - - - - - - - -    Connect with Zealous Musician Twitter @zealousmusician Instagram @zealousmusician Contact me marco@zealousmusician.com Subscribe to the email list www.zealousmusician.com     

Are you a psychology nerd? Comedian/Psychology major Weikei Yu is on to talk about a psychological disorder that is very near and dear to him, obsessive compulsive disorder. Weikei talks about what it’s like to have obsessive compulsive disorder and Cassi opens up to show that we all got issues. We’re all going to be ok! So come enjoy this ep!    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Learn about the structure of the Psychology major and the breadth of expertise the faculty bring to the curriculum.