#practicum

[nalyra-dreaming]

Do you think the show will address the Aids epidemic of the 80s? I mean, if Daniel was doing drugs and visiting gay bars in the 70s, he likely would have had a front row seat to the epidemic in the 80s. And I do seem to remember them briefly showing an article that he wrote about it.

I think so yes!

Both Daniel's "Practicum" page as his LinkedIn have texts/books referencing it!

So they did plan/are planning on addressing this.

[bobastudy]

psychblr/therapists of tumblr!!

any tips on facilitating psychoeducational groups?🫶

[oddchirithy]

I passed the CPCT exam 🎊🎉🎊 🎉

[likeafolkssong]

today’s craft was cute ☺️

[the-mind-of-a-teacher-to-be]

Día 2: Martes 29 de Agosto del 2023

Archivo de mi segundo día de práctica

Tema: Rol docente

[gryffindorpsychologyandcoffee]

New planner. End of semester paper. Next up: Practicum!

[littlebitofparadise]

Yesterday, Oct. 17/23 was my last day at practicum.

Ang saya lang na nagustuhan nila ung performance ko during that 1 month stay sa DI department.

Blessed to be surrounded by these clerks as well at sobrang chill lang ng work everyday.

Sobrang blessed pa at today, Oct. 18/23, first day ko as an employee!! Another thank you Lord moment ulit kasi ako ung na-hire na kapalit ni ate Lenn habang nasa maternity leave sya.

Hoping and praying na makatulong at magawa ko ng maayos ung trabaho ko everyday. 🙏🏼

[commetombeunarbre]

alsof spoken worden geneutraliseerd door ze een mooie, geleerde naam te geven.

[deeptheoristdelusion]

Why is everything so much????

I think this is what burned-out feels like. Everyone I know talks about burn-out all the time, but I've never really put much thought into it. I've always just pushed through everything, except for sports or anything I wasn't immediately good at ( yes, yes, I know). I had so much anxiety as a kid that if I wasn't immediately good at something, I would rather quit than let someone watch me learn.

Anyway. Burn-out. School is something I didn't really have to work at, it just came naturally to me. For the most part that's still true, but now I have to actually apply the knowledge I'm gaining in grad school to my career and get it to long-term memory. for some reason, that is RIDICULOUSLY hard. I feel SO dumb in all my classes, and I always feel like everyone else knows way more about what they're doing than I do. Don't even get me started on practicum.

I know this is what I want to do. I know this is what I'm meant to do. So why must it be so mUcH all the time????? And so hard??? AGH.

Sincerely,

Frustrated Today.

[probablywhisper]

I don’t think I’ll ever be able to forgive her

[nalyra-dreaming]

I so love that they made Daniel Molloy's little Practicum website a real one

[ellevatoor]

whispers of opportunity in the industry as a psychology student

I started my practicum in an industrial setting last Tuesday. We were tasked to work in the HR department at a hospital. I was really excited about this opportunity since I enrolled in my BS Psychology degree program a few years ago. Although I'm most looking forward to my clinical setting practicum, experiencing working in HR will also give me insight into office settings.

Our supervisor assigned us to different departments, and I chose the Learning and Development (L&D) department. Initially, I planned to go to the Employee Wellbeing Clinic, but when my classmate was asked if she wanted it, she said yes. Nonetheless, I was still interested in L&D as I was curious about their functions, and I would be the only intern there.

My first-day supervisor was very helpful. She provided a brief orientation about the hospital and the department itself. She assigned me tasks that were suitable for the department I was assigned to, rather than giving me simple and odd intern tasks. She also took the time to explain the importance and purpose of each task and willingly answered my questions.

On my second day, a new HR officer from the same department became my supervisor. Since I had completed my tasks with my first supervisor, she assigned me new ones. She also took the time to discuss and explain the importance of each task. She mentioned that she was once in my shoes and wanted me to have a fruitful OJT experience by learning about human resources.

During my four days at the company, I had the opportunity to work on various tasks and learn something new each time. I feel fortunate to have been assigned to the L&D department and to have supportive supervisors who are willing to help me learn. I hope they don't see me as a nuisance but as a helpful presence. In a short span of time, I've gained valuable knowledge in the L&D department and I'm truly happy about it. So far, I'm enjoying my time there.

I've experienced different tasks, such as updating the masterlist for outsourced employees, observing how virtual training programs are conducted, answering phone calls as an HR employee, sorting and organizing necessary files for employee 201 files, creating a training report based on evaluation forms, and preparing an external training and travel report for employees.

Furthermore, the head of the department personally visited my area (yes, I have my own office-like space, not just a cubicle) to greet and welcome me. They also assigned me an easy task before leaving the L&D department, as we requested to be rotated to different departments to gain as much experience as possible within our 200 hours. All the people in the L&D department are nice and welcoming.

In conclusion, my experience in the HR department has been truly rewarding. I have learned valuable skills and gained insight into the operations of an office setting, particularly in the Learning and Development department. The support and guidance from my supervisors have been instrumental in making my practicum enjoyable and educational. As I look ahead to my future experiences, I eagerly anticipate being rotated to different departments. This opportunity will allow me to further broaden my knowledge and understanding of various aspects of the company. I am grateful for the warm welcome and the chance to contribute during my time at the L&D department, and I am excited for the adventures that lie ahead in my upcoming rotations.

[oddchirithy]

Studying for the PCT exam

(He's helping 😺)

[likeafolkssong]

I am SO TIRED

[twafordizzy]

Midas Dekkers: 'biologen zien beter'

[mmmairon]

Bloodborne Diluc returns