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How many times we have crushed our energy ,blocked our creative solving ability by over worrying and frustrating about life ,about people ,about whats not going right ...never let any worry take too long toll over your mind ...yes worry is as reactive and as natural as breathing but should be paused and stoped when not proving productive and beating our energy to actually solve the problem #quotesaboutlife #worryquotes #thoughtoftheday #positivepeople #positvepsychology #positivity #positivevibes #postivequotes #quotes #selfhelptips #selfimprovement #stopworryingandstartliving #DaleCarnegie #wisdomquotes #qatarblogger #dohablogger #psycheducation #psychologyblogger #psychologyofstress #psychologist #qmhac #mentalhealthqatar

Depression looks different for everyone — Which one do you feel you relate to the most? #mentalhealth #psycheducation #psychology #mentalhealthawareness #counseling #therapy #depression #selfcare #loveyourself #selfcarerecipe #selflove #mentalillness #majordepression #moderatedepression #sad #seasonalaffectivedisorder #seasonaldepression

I recently had an insightful conversation with @msharialonaizy on a podcast episode with @millennialmirrors where we spoke about addictions - the symptoms, how to deal with it, and common misconceptions about it in this region! ⁣ ⁣ Click the link in my bio to listen to the full episode and let me know what you think! ⁣

I had kind of a crummy mom day. They happen. I’m trying hard to not play up the story in my head... not to make it mean anything about me or the kind of summer my kids and I are going to have. Tonight and always, I’m reinvesting in *myself* so that tomorrow, I’m ready to continue investing in *them.* (We’ve got this, mamas!) ❤️ #Repost @thelifeonpurposemovement • • • • • #qatarblogger #dohablogger #childcounselling #childpsychology #parenting #parentinghacks #psycheducation #children #parentingquotes #childrenquotes #motherhood #mothers

People pleasing have become one of the most problematic and sticky habit of many nowadays. People pleasers seem to feel stuck in the cycle of saying YES and agreeing to every ones demands and requests all the time. People pleasers mostly tend to pursue this attribute out of their need of social approval, social acceptance and the fear of losing others good opinion, fear of rejection and fear of loneliness. They can’t bear to let anyone be disappointed or dissatisfied with them. This mostly stems from lack of self esteem, self regard and self awareness. Their self value is built on the ground of acceptance and positive consent from people around them rather than coming from their inner self. Never let any one decide for you ,never take your self respect and regard for granted ...we cannot make everyone happy ..even if we try to still there would still be something that would not be right,cause the relation is not built on love and Respect but rather on "I Will Like you only if you do this for me or that for me"..build meaningful relations,with others and yourself You cant make everyone happy ,you are not pizza Cheerio Psychedsana #positivepeople #positvepsychology #quoteoftheday #thoughtoftheday #positivequotes #positivity #selfdevelopment #peoplepleaser #psycheducation #psychology #qatarblogger #dohablogger # #quotes #mentalhealthactivist #mentalwellness #peopleskills #lifeskills

Shout out to one of our #psychologistcommunity , New York based Clinical Psychologist Dr. Julie Groveman @askdoctorjulie ! Dr. Julie is featured in this months issue of #toimagazine, discussing #selflovejourney ! Dont miss this issue!!!! . #psychologistsdirectory #psychologistsofinstagram #selfcare #intentionalliving #selfreflection #askdoctorjulie #toimagazine #psycheducation #psychotherapist #mentalhealthfirst #mentalhealthrecovery #mentalhealthadvocate #mentalhealthtips #mentalhealthsupport #clinicalpsychologist #psychologist #psychology

Meet relationship expert Dr. Diane @backtolovedoc #Repost @backtolovedoc • • • • • Happy New Year I want to introduce myself and tell you a little about me. ⠀ ⠀ I’m Doctor Diane Strachowski, I’m a licensed psychologist and Love Expert. I love me a Disco Ball. If I would have chosen a different path I might have been a dancer or entertainer. However, I'll take being a dancing psychologist. One of my dreams is to be on Dancing with the Stars, but only one small problem is that I'm not a Star, at least not yet! ⠀ ⠀ I started my feed as the Back to Love Doc over a year ago to help people find more love in life and in themselves. I have 3 objectives for my posts. ⠀ ⠀ 1️⃣ To educate you about Psychology and the various psychological theories that you may not be aware of when it comes to relationships and love: Attachment Theory and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. 2️⃣ To inspire you through sharing success stories, my own and my clients. To motivate you to take risks and to live colorfully. I want to inspire you with bright colors and quotes. ⠀ ⠀ 3️⃣ To bring some laughter into your life because laughter is the best medicine. And sometimes it’s all you can do in these modern dating times and in love. ⠀ ⠀ ⭐️ A bit more about me. I want to help people be more vulnerable in love while also establishing healthy boundaries. I share my own Attachment style, I'm a former Nervous Nora who is now happily married and now a Secure Sophia. I share the tips and techniques that helped me in dating when I was single. In my private life, I like to work hard, and play hard. I'm at the gym or on my bike most days of the week. Exercise is good for the body and mind. I practice meditation, yoga, and love traveling and nature. ⠀ ⠀ Tell me one thing about you to help me get to know you this Year! What are some of your Dreams? 2019 is a year to Dream Big! . . . #psychologydirectory #psychologistsonig #psychologistsoninstagram #psycheducation #psychologiststribe #psychotherapist #psychology #psychologist #psychologistlife #psychologistscommunity #menthealthprovider #backtolovedoc #counselor #clinicalpsychologist

One CAN NOT (legally in the United States) refer or call themselves a “Psychologist” unless they are LICENSED as a Psychologist. Getting to that point is quiet a process. Here is what it involves: ‍ 4 year Undergraduate Degree (BA or BS) ‍Then you begin Graduate School. Most apply straight to a PhD or PsyD Doctoral (APA accredited) program. Said programs include 4 years of courses and one year Doctoral Internship. Here is how it breaks down: Year 1: courses and Prepracticum Year 2: courses and Practicum I Year 3: courses and Practicum 2 Year 4: courses and Pre-Internship/Practicum 3 Year 5: Doctoral Internship at APA accredited site. *****Complete Dissertation THEN GRADUATE! Whoohooo! But, it's not over yet! Next- 1 year Post Doctoral Residency Now? Nope, two more hoops. 2 exams! ‍1). National EPPP exam (It takes about a year to study for this epic exam). ‍2) States Jurisprudence exam. Now? If you pass in the 70th or 75th% (most applicants pass by 3rd attempt) then you attain your license and guess what? NOW YOU'RE A LICENSED PSYCHOLOGIST! That's a lot of training! Why do we do it? To become the most competent Provider we can in delivering excellent service for YOU! . . . . #psychologistsdirectory #psychologistsonig #psychologistscommunity #psychologiststribe #psychologistsrock #psychologist #psychologists #psychology #psychologystudent #psychologymajor #PsychologistsWe #psycheducation #psychologyintern #psychotherapist #psycheducation #psychologistsofinstagram #psychologytools #psychsister #psychiatricresident #psychiatry #gradschool #mentalhealth #mentalhealthproviders #mentalhealthcounselor #counselor #mentalhealththerapist

Dr. Brittamy St. Jean does an excellent job describing the difference between PhD and PsyD. Reposted below: #Repost @drbrittanystjean • • • • • .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Two doctoral-level options can qualify you to work as a Clinical Psychologist. The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degrees. PhD programs are often geared toward scientific research and academia, where PsyD programs are more focused on applied clinical training and hands-on experiences. Typically students accepted into programs have already received a masters degree or have research experience. However, as with all things psychology, it depends. PhD programs often offer stipends in exchange for teaching or research assistance, which can make these programs more competitive. School is expensive, and it takes anywhere between 5-8 years to complete (that’s on top of however long it takes to complete an undergrad and masters degree!). ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ • Both require a successful dissertation defense (although some PsyD programs require an equivalent research project instead). • Both require you to complete an internship training year(s) and a minimum amount of clinical hours. • Both require you to pass a set of comprehensive exams, a national licensing exam, and specific state licensing requirements. • Both allow you to work in applied practical roles with clients/patients, teach, conduct research, administer psychological testing and assessments, and seek additional board certifications. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ If you wish to pursue a position that involves research or teaching, a PhD will better prepare you for those roles. If you know you only want to apply your psychology training in a more client-facing way, a PsyD can provide you with advanced knowledge in that area. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #psychologistsdirectory #psychologistsofinstagram #psychologistsrock #psychotherapist #psycheducation #psychologystudent #psychologiststribe #psychologistcommunity #psychsister #psyd #phd #doctoralstudent #psychology #psychologist #mentalhealthmatters #post