Masters in Psychology Podcast

In this podcast, Dr. Andrea Clements shares why she attended the University of Alabama for her undergraduate and graduate degrees. She has been at East Tennessee State University (ETSU) for almost 27 years and offers practical advice to those interested in psychology and counseling. Dr. Clements also shares how she is helping those with addiction and those who have experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/andrea-clements/

In this podcast, Paul Sheesley recalls when he first became interested in counseling and psychology and shares his academic and professional journey leading up to becoming one of Washington, D.C.’s most notable transformational psychotherapists. Throughout the discussion, Paul offers advice to those who are interested in the field of psychology and building their own practice. He discusses the challenges working with high-level politicians, C-suite executives, and other prominent people and couples then shares advice on how to find more opportunities for improve oneself. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/paul-sheesley/

In this podcast, Dr. Rhonda Goldman explains what Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) is and how it has evolved since working with Les Greenburg. Her passion for EFT led her and others to form the Emotion-Focused Therapy Institute (EFTI) to help foster and facilitate training and educational opportunities for therapists and psychologists interested in using EFT in their professional practices. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/rhonda-goldman/

In this podcast, Dr. Erin Haugen reveals what sparked her interest in psychology and she takes us on her academic and professional journey which led her to the Assessment and Therapy Associates of Grand Forks. She also explains how she became the only licensed sport psychologist in North Dakota. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/erin-haugen/

In this podcast, Dr. Tania Diaz discusses the significant events that solidified her interest, and ultimate career, in clinical psychology. She also reveals why following your heart, or gut, is important if you want to find your purpose in life. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/tania-diaz/

In this podcast, Dr. Sarah Raskin reveals why neuropsychology, or the blending of neuroscience and psychology, is such an exciting field. She also discusses the ReMIND Lab, prospective memory, and why Hebbian Theory was ahead of its time. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/sarah-raskin/

In this podcast, Dr. Malissa Clark shares her unique academic journey discovering her fascination with Industrial/Organizational (I/O) Psychology and discusses how I/O impacts everyone. She also reveals valuable tips and suggestions if you want to increase your chances of getting accepted into a graduate school or program in the field of psychology. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/malissa-clark/

In this podcast, Dr. Damon Silas reveals what sparked his interest in the field of psychology and discusses Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) or what some may know as Tapping. He also shares why he wrote his book “From Mourning to Knight: Overcoming Loss” and why being a part of real powerful movements is important (such as Black Tappers United and Movement Genius). Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/damon-silas/

In this podcast, Drs. Elizabeth and Robert Bjork reminisce about their professional and personal journeys discussing anything from what ignited their interest in psychology to how their paths crossed to the challenges associated with being a professional couple working in the same department when nepotism was still prevalent in the academic field. Throughout the interview, they also offer practical advice to those who want to enter, and excel in, the field of psychology. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/robert-elizabeth-bjork/

In this podcast, Dr. Gerald Drose, psychologist and co-founder of Powers Ferry Psychological Associates in GA, discusses his new novel “Bird Gotta Land: The Education of a Young Psychologist” which is loosely based on his personal and professional journey to becoming a practicing psychologist. With over 32 years of experience as a psychotherapist, he shares his thoughts and advice to those interested in getting a graduate degree in psychology and opening their own private practice. Dr. Drose also shares why he wrote the book and the importance of using narrative therapy with his clients. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/gerald-drose/

In this podcast, Dr. Jenny Long, psychologist and owner of Midwest Counseling & Assessment, reveals her thoughts and advice to those interested in getting a graduate degree in psychology and opening their own private practice. She shares her academic journey and explains why she chose to get a Psy.D. instead of a Ph.D.. Dr. Long then discusses her future plans to expand her business, Midwest Counseling & Assessment, and how it is different from others. View video here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/jenny-long/

In this podcast, Dr. Peters shares how his interests changed early in his education which led him to a career in psychology with a focus on helping kids who are both gifted and have learning challenges. He has received a number of awards and recognition for his work as a licensed psychologist and author. Dr. Dan, as he is known by his clients, discusses how and why he co-founded the Summit Center, Camp Summit, and Parent Footprint to help children, adolescents, and families reach their fullest potential and “make the world a more compassionate and loving place – one parent and one child at a time.” View video here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/daniel-peters/

In this podcast, Dr. Popescu reveals the life struggles she experienced before finding her way out through learning, and applying, alternative therapies such as Energy Psychology, meditation, chiropractic, and other kinds of mind-body healing techniques. After graduating from Dartmouth College, she continued her journey towards health and wellness by completing her Ph.D. at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology. She now applies a holistic approach to psychology by incorporating both traditional and alternative techniques to help her clients create a life of infinite possibilities. View video here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/adriana-popescu/

In this podcast, Dr. Turner reveals when and why he entered the field of psychology and how that has evolved into a passion for child psychology. As a result, Dr. Turner has become a mental health advocate and writes a blog, hosts a mental health podcast “The Breakdown with Dr. Earl”, and is the Founder and Executive Director of Therapy for Black Kids (T4BK). He discusses these further and reviews his academic journey as a first-generation college student. View available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/erlanger-turner/

In this podcast, Dr. Helie reveals his thoughts and advice to those interested in getting a graduate degree in psychology. He received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Montreal and Quebec in Canada and recalls his academic journey which eventually led him to Purdue University where he is currently an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Psychological Sciences. He also compares university programs in Canada and the US while providing impactful advice regarding the graduate admissions process. View Video Here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/sebastien-helie/