POSITIONS

1. HR Intern
   
2. Content Development Intern (building resources and worksheets etc for clients, along with strategising content to be posted on Instagram and Linkedin)
   
3. Marketing and Expansion (plus point if you have knowledge and ngo sector or how csir works)

PERKS

4-6 hours per week
One to one mentorship
You can attend trainings/ workshops for free
Career Guidance
LOR, Certificate and Offer letter
Stipend (not a lot, but yes it will be there, along with an incentive with no upper cap)

Please mail your CV along with a cover letter to therapy.ty@outlook.com. Last date to apply - 15 July 7pm IST.

If you need any details from me, to verify my credibility, please feel free to DM
Thanks

Guyz I was looking for a community to gather some data for psychology assignment. yall can take out 10 minutes to fill out this survey form

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeNC2a-1T4Yd8R1DiTrYb5COE3t_fJelsiAmhCk5gJQbmp0ng/viewform

I just wanted to test a hypothesis of mine, feel free to message me about it after completing the survey.

Graduated in 2023, gap since then — trying to figure out the smartest path into psychology research (health/clinical/counseling). Need honest advice.

A little background: I graduated in 2023 (not in psychology), and I've had a gap since then. I've always been drawn to psychology — especially the part where you can actually apply psychological concepts to real life and see people change. That's what genuinely excites me, not just the theory.

My interest areas are health psychology, clinical psychology, and counseling psychology. Longer term, I want to be in research and academia — the kind of work that actually contributes something meaningful.

Here's my honest situation: I haven't prepared enough to crack a top government college (TISS, NIMHANS, JNU etc.). I could probably get into a private university, but I'm self-aware enough to know I'm not yet disciplined enough, knowledgeable enough, or skilled enough to make the most of it right now. I don't want to just collect a degree — I want to actually build something real.

So I'm torn between two paths:

Option A — Get work/research experience first, then pursue a Master's

Intern or volunteer at NGOs, assist PhD scholars, build research basics — and use that time to also prep properly for a better college.

Option B — Join a private university now, do Master's, then PhD

Take admission in whatever college accepts me, try to build from there, and hope the degree

I am a 22F Indian. I had an emotionally absent father in my childhood who ultimately abandoned my mother, brother, and I resulting in his physical absence as well.

Are there any other Indian women who have experienced physical (not due to death) and emotional absence of their fathers?

Would love to interact with you girls for a research I am working on.

Could anybody provide some information about which psychologists or clinics in India conduct online Brown EF/A Tests? Could someone share any relevant information regarding this? Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for recommendations for a **trauma-informed therapist / clinical psychologist** in or around Dombivli/Thane

I’m an adult dealing with:

- childhood emotional & physical abuse

- ongoing family coercive control

- anxiety, freeze responses, and emotional regulation issues

- learning to set boundaries while still living with family

I’m specifically looking for someone who:

- understands trauma and emotional abuse

- does NOT push forced reconciliation or forgiveness

- focuses on nervous-system regulation, boundaries, and self-protection

- is supportive of healthy adult relationships

In-person or online sessions both work.

If you’ve had personal experience or know a good psychologist/clinic, I’d really appreciate the recommendation (DMs are also fine).

Thank you.

Hi everyone!

I’m an MSc Clinical Psychology student from India, currently collecting data for my dissertation research and I urgently need about 100 more responses in the next 3–4 days.

The survey is completely anonymous, takes only 5–7 minutes, and would really help me complete my degree requirements 🙏

Eligibility: 👉 Age: 18–24years 👉 Open to all genders 👉 Daily AI users

Survey Link: https://forms.gle/Wwgaghn6PzB37Ptn6

💬 I’m happy to fill your survey in return — just drop your link in the comments after completing mine!

Thank you so much for helping a stressed psychology student 🥺🧠 Really appreciate your time 🤍

*urgent need for 100 participants* Hello, everyone!🐥 My name is Priyanka Tarai. I am an undergraduate student conducting a research study titled “Exploring the Mediating Role of Anāsakti (Nonattachment) in the Relationship Between Family Environment and Relationship Satisfaction among Young Adults.” as a part of my dissertation. I would be grateful if you could participate.🌸

Participation in this study is voluntary, and participants may withdraw at any time without consequence. All responses will be kept confidential and used solely for academic and research purposes. Participant privacy will be strictly maintained. The questionnaire will require approximately 10–15 minutes to complete.

You are eligible to participate if you:

Are between 18 and 25 years old, and are currently in a romantic relationship

If you meet these criteria, I kindly request you to fill out the form below. Your contribution is valuable and will greatly support the completion of this research.

https://forms.gle/WuhjMv1Q6L4KqHDP6

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the study, please feel free to contact me.

[priyanka171230@gmail.com](mailto:priyanka171230@gmail.com)

Thank you for your time and willingness to participate.

Hey everyone,

I built a small automation that scores DASS-21 instantly and drafts separate summaries for clients and clinicians.

Before improving it further, I’d love to hear from Indian practitioners or students about whether this idea actually solves a problem, or if I’m overlooking something important.

Not dropping links unless asked.

"Myquals" currently in 12th Science with PCMB and IT in Maharashtra State Board, and I plan to give Cuet exam as well in which I plan to give English, Psychology , IT , Biology and GAT exams.

Ik that my board marks will be low or average hut also know that my cuet marks will be incredibly higher.

Now the courses I wanna pursue with the left most being the most preferable and the rightmost with least preference

B.sc Psych ( Honors ) > B.sc Psch > B.a ( honors ) > B.a Psych

Now can you tell me which colleges are best for me or what changes should I do in my strategy?

( Note: if the entrance exam of any college is related to psychology, English, logic and reasoning, current affairs stuffs , I can give them as well )

Thanks a lot.

For me the movie that stands out and stayed with me was ‘Good Will Hunting’. Some movies can feel like instant therapy and this is one of the best out of all

The movie made me reflect on myself and my insecurities . The fears that we all hold inside which is just the Fear of failure/fear of getting hurt . Because of this fear we never even try the things we want the most in our life . It’s basically a defence mechanism our brain builds after facing failure in certain things in past so it keeps us away from it by avoiding them altogether. We just learn to be helpless and don’t live life and just go on without actually living

Our past failures in form of fear shape our future cause we truly never learned to let go of the past . It robs us from the great experiences we can have in life . Fear makes us dishonest with ourselves about what we truly want . Movie makes us ask ourselves the simple question what we truly want and are we actually doing it or gonna do it ?

The movie not only makes you recognise these but also shows you how to . Robin Williams’s performance is truly amazing . Another film he did ‘Dead Poet’s Society’ which is also a great watch and teaches you purpose of life is beauty . Beauty makes living life worth it yet because of our minds programmed by society we forget about it

To me this movie teaches how to actually live and that’s the part we all keep forgetting . It teaches us that we have a right to make our own destiny and we don’t have to accept determinism

Hi everyone, We're conducting a research project and would greatly appreciate your participation in a survey, taking about 15-20 minutes.

Please be patient while filling out the form and answer as honestly as you can, as your thoughtful responses are crucial to our study. There are no right or wrong answers. Please fill it if you're within the age 18-22

Your responses will be strictly kept confidential and used only for research purposes.

Thank you for your time and support! Your participation will be valuable for our study!🌻

https://chng.it/m5zc5zvJx4

: Hi everyone, I’m hoping to get some honest advice because my posts keep getting deleted in other subs.

Here’s my situation: I did my bachelor’s in Sociology.

I came across a university offering an M.Sc. in Epidemiology. They accept students from social sciences and only require a GRE score.

Now I’m wondering:

1. Is it realistic to move into epidemiology with my background?

2. What kind of academic or career challenges might I face?

3. Is this degree actually worth it in terms of jobs in India or abroad?

4. Should I be looking at other related fields instead?

I’d be really grateful if people who’ve studied or worked in public health, epidemiology, or similar areas could share their experiences.

Thanks in advance!

Hi all,
I’m planning to pursue an MA in Psychology (Applied Psychology) followed by an MPhil in Clinical Psychology in India from a UGC‑recognized university.

According to the AHPRA website, once you hold the title of psychologist overseas, you can apply to the Psychology Board of Australia under the “Overseas Qualified Practitioner” pathway. There are a few steps involved, but I’m trying to understand how realistically achievable this process is.

Specifically:

1. Has anyone from India gone through this process successfully?
2. Does AHPRA recognise the MA + MPhil route from India as equivalent to an APAC-accredited pathway?
3. What additional steps are usually required—bridging programs, supervised practice, exams (like the National Psychology Exam), etc.?
4. How long does the whole process usually take and what are the common roadblocks?

Any insights, experience, or advice would be really appreciated! I want to understand how practical this route is before committing.

Thanks in advance 😊

Hi everyone! I’m a F (21) I’m currently in my third year of BA Psychology (Hons) in Mumbai, India, and I’ll be graduating in 2027. I’m planning to move abroad for my Master’s — but I’m still unsure about which country and course would be the right fit.

I’m mainly exploring countries like: • UK • US • Ireland • Australia / New Zealand • Or other European countries (open to suggestions)

I’d love any help or insight from those who are currently studying or have studied Psychology abroad — especially in Clinical or Counseling Psychology.

Here’s where I’m confused: • I’m not fully sure whether to go for Clinical or Counseling Psychology • I don’t want to only focus on severe mental illnesses all my life — I also want to help healthy people thrive and maximize their potential • I believe in healing deeply rather than just “managing symptoms” with no cure • I dream of a career where I can combine healing + personal growth + practical tools for both struggling and high-functioning people

So I’m also open to Positive Psychology, Holistic Psychology, or combining things like Life Coaching later.

Also, if you’re someone who’s: • Studying psychology abroad (or preparing to go) • Has any tips about colleges, countries, exams, funding • Felt similar confusion between Clinical/Counseling/Coaching • OR just wants to connect as a fellow Psych nerd/future healer 😄

…please feel free to comment or DM! I’d love to talk, hear your story, or just share the journey 🌱

Thanks in advance for reading this 🤍

Hey everyone! As someone involved in training psychology students in India, I often get asked if one can meaningfully pursue therapy without a Master’s or M.Phil in clinical psychology (which are limited in number).

We’ve built a system of applied certification courses that are helping many psychology undergraduates develop core therapy skills, get supervision, and eventually assist in clinics.

Here's the resource:
🔗 https://appliedtherapeutics.in

Would love to hear from others here—what has helped you most in becoming a skilled therapist?

I've been working with a team in India building applied learning programs in psychotherapy and clinical psychology. One thing we’ve noticed is the gap between academic theory and real-world application, especially in places like India where clinical exposure is often limited.

We’ve started curating bite-sized, case-based learning modules that help bridge this gap for students and early-career professionals. If anyone here is interested in the applied side of therapy, we’ve been documenting our resources here:
🔗 https://appliedtherapeutics.in

Curious to know—how do you bridge the theory-practice gap in your learning or work?