We all know what a psychologist does in their own private practice, however, do you know what a neuropsychologist does in their own practice? How do you decide on which field or branch of psychology to focus? Dr. Aldrich Chan, neuropsychologist and founder of the Center for Neuropsychology and Consciousness (CNC) in Miami, FL shares his journey and thoughts on how one can determine which field of psychology to focus on and offers helpful advice when planning to open your own practice and building a successful career. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/aldrich-chan/

What kind of person becomes a social worker or psychologist? And what does it take to maintain your own physical and mental health, and overall well-being while you are working in the social work and psychology field? Hope Kelaher shares her journey in this podcast and offers her experience and advice to those interested in the field of social work and psychology. She also discusses her two books Here to Make Friends: How to Make Friends as an Adult and The Resilience Workbook for Women. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/hope-kelaher/

Are you looking for practical tips and suggestions that you can use immediately to help you select the best graduate psychology program and university? In this podcast, Dr. Greg Neimeyer reflects on his career and shares tangible and meaningful advice including selecting the right graduate program for you, tips to set yourself apart from others when applying to graduate school, and some of the most important lessons he has learned in his over 42-year career. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/greg-neimeyer/

What does neuroscience, psychology, mindfulness meditation, and psychedelics have in common? The elements needed to conduct groundbreaking research on psilocybin, the primary chemical found in “magic mushrooms”, and personality change. In this podcast, Dr. Katherine MacLean shares her academic and professional journey, research, and her new book Midnight Water: A Psychedelic Memoir. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/katherine-maclean/

What if you had access to a world-renowned performance psychologist, New York Times best-selling author, advisor, and coach who could help you make better decisions that would build a healthier, more productive, and meaningful life? In this podcast, Dr. Jim Loehr reflects on his more than 30 years of experience and applied research leading to a discussion about “the most important book [he has] ever written” called Wise Decisions: A Science-Based Approach to Making Better Choices. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/jim-loehr/

What do you actually do as an Associate Professor at a research one university? If you are Dr. Neil Lewis, Jr., a behavioral scientist with graduate degrees in social psychology, you conduct research, teach, run a lab, review, and edit journals, and co-direct Cornell’s Action Research Collaborative. In this podcast, Dr. Lewis shares his journey and advice and discusses the multifaceted job of having dual appointments at Cornell University and Weill Cornell Medicine. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/neil-lewis/

What can you do with a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology and a Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health (LPCMH)? Jessica Sinarski has found her passion and built a successful, purpose-filled business and career working with school districts and child welfare agencies around the world to unlock resilience in children and adults alike. She weaves user-friendly brain science into everything she does including her work at BraveBrains and her award-winning Riley the Brave book series. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/jessica-sinarski/

Are you wondering if you should get a master’s degree in counseling, psychology, or social work? This is the question Rebecca Kase faced early in her career. In this podcast, Rebecca shares her academic and professional journey and highlights the reasons she chose to earn her MSW from the University of Denver. She also explains how she has turned her passion into a successful business and how she found her love of writing. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/rebecca-kase/

Are you considering a career in psychology? Have you asked yourself “should I get a PhD or PsyD?” In this podcast, Dr. Lauren Cook discusses her journey, explains why she pivoted into psychology and earned her PsyD in Clinical Psychology, and shares how she created her own career path that includes clinical work, professional speaking, consulting, and writing. Throughout the podcast, Dr. Cook provides insightful advice and offers many resources for those interested in the field of psychology. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/lauren-cook/

What can you do with a psychology degree and a behavioral science degree? You can find your passion, co-create a powerful system of instruction based on behavioral science and the technology of teaching, and start a business out of a broom closet at the University of Nevada, Reno while earning your doctorate. In this podcast, Dr. Kimberly Berens shares her journey, passion, and advice to those interested in psychology and education. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/kimberly-berens/

Are you looking for advice regarding which field or branch of psychology is right for you or what type of advisors you should select for your master’s or doctorate in psychology? In this podcast, Kiera shares insightful and practical advice on these and more questions that most undergraduate and graduate students ask themselves. This podcast is a must for those interested in furthering their academic and professional career in the field of psychology. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/sa-kiera-hudson/

Is mental toughness just for athletes? Dr. Haley Perlus, a sport & performance psychology expert, believes mental toughness is important and applicable to anyone who wants to stand on top of their own personal podium and achieve their own gold standard of performance. In this podcast, Dr. Perlus shares her journey and experiences and offers impactful advice to those interested in the field of psychology and those who want to start their own practice. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/haley-perlus/

How can one leverage the power of Nonviolent Communication to create a more just, equitable world? In this podcast, Dr. Roxy Manning, a clinical psychologist, and certified Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC) trainer, shares her journey and passion for nonviolent social justice. She also discusses her two new books that help people learn about their own implicit biases, how to engage in antiracist conversations, and the power of authentic dialogue. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/roxy-manning/

Dr. Sanam Hafeez is a neuropsychologist, Director & Founder of Comprehensive Consultation Psychological Services (CCPS), and TV & media medical expert. In this podcast, she shares her unique journey, discusses what a neuropsychologist does, and offers impactful advice regarding building a successful career in the field of psychology. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/sanam-hafeez/

Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin is a psychologist and executive coach, imposter syndrome expert, co-founder and partner of Dynamic Transitions Psychological Consulting, LLP. In this podcast, she shares her academic and professional journey and discusses her new, co-authored, book Your Unstoppable Greatness. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/lisa-orbe-austin/

Dr. Hannah Schacter is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Wayne State University. Throughout this podcast, she shares her journey, experiences, and advice to those interested in the field of psychology and explains why it is important to trust your gut when making important decisions. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/hannah-schacter/

Dr. Emily Bashah is a belly dancing psychologist, author, and podcast co-host with a private practice in Scottsdale, AZ. In this podcast, she shares her academic and professional journey, her family history, and discusses The Optimistic American and her new co-authored book Addictive Ideologies: Finding Meaning and Agency When Politics Fail You. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/emily-bashah/

Dr. Janeé Steele is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), certified CBT therapist, owner of Kalamazoo Cognitive & Behavioral Therapy, and Core Faculty at Walden University School of Counseling. In this podcast, she shares her journey, advice, and discusses her new book Black Lives Are Beautiful. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/janee-steele/

Dr. Char Newton is a psychologist, Clinical Assistant Professor, author, and owner of Legacy Mental Health Services. In this podcast, she shares her journey and what drew her into the field of psychology and discusses her new book Black Lives Are Beautiful. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/char-newton/

Dr. Lisa Strohman is a psychologist, attorney, author, and international expert in technology wellness. She is the founder of Digital Citizen Academy and DCA Foundation. In this podcast, she shares her journey, discusses the DC Academy and DCA Foundation, and her new book Phone Alone. Video available here:
https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/lisa-strohman/