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Shyness and Immigrant Harm
🕑 Added 2025-11-14 12:00:07 +0000 UTCBobisode! Dr Kirk and Bob answer patron emails. November 14, 2025
00:00 Exposure with social anxiety
17:59 How do I be a good therapist and maintain balance?
31:20 OPP resentment
43:10 How do I handle my in-laws?
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Comments
Melly
For me it‘s happening post-grad that I wish I chose the psychology / therapist field :(
Sean Bullock
Hi Kirk, something one of my counseling professors shared with me is that actually less than half of counseling Master’s graduates actually get licensed before leaving the field…So it really isn’t super eare unfortunately. I think grad programs AND internship sites could be doing more to prepare students to be successful therapists!
Helen
Oh, I feel the introduction round or trying to mix in in a crowd! It's like me getting coffee and there's the nurses and the receptionist in the coffee room. I'm the (only) doctor, but it's like I forgot how to human, just spluttering random words in a weird order too 😂.
