The path of becoming a therapist is less about accumulating knowledge and more about becoming someone of compassionate attuning, open curiosity, and grounded discernment.
Sometimes giving into a bit of reinforcement pause is the best thing you can do to improve your productivity a couple folds (in moderation of course!) 💪🏻📈📈#BackAtItAgain#Academia
The best part of any new semester is when the new knowledge comes rolling in. 🥰 Always excited to share a new perspective on a new topic #LivingToLearn#Academia
Not so sure about anyone else but something about having a calculated and instructed approach for a new challenge or assignment is quite exciting to say the least ☺️ #AcademicTwitter#Nerd
Today I did something totally new. Commentating at an equestrian event! Out of my comfort zone. I was nervous. Felt the fear and went with it. I loved it. I was good at it. Proved I can do new things even if I’m feeling that imposter syndrome. #ican#iam#TherapistsConnect
It's not just grit: most (read: a vast majority of) highly cited scales in psychology are subsumed by the Big Five. That is, they can probably be considered [sometimes interstitial] facets of the Big Five.
(Bainbridge, Ludeke, & Smillie, 2022, JPSP)
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The most exciting part is that I will also be given the honour of accepting criticism from some of UofT’s finest editors over at Inkblot, offering me significant insight into the publication process; I am so grateful ✨!!
I am very excited to share that my Literature Review on Implicit Theories of Relationships and Mental Health has been shortlisted to take part in The Undergraduate Journal of Psychology 🧠 at The University of Toronto this August ♥️👬👭👫
I have discovered several interesting findings in my review of research regarding growth 💪🏻 and destiny mindsets 👸 and relations to attachment 👫, and I am very curious and excited to hear more thoughts and conversation on this area 🔈 🗣🗣!! #AcademicTwitter
I am incredibly honored to announce that I will be joining the Psychology PhD program at @Stanford@StanfordPsych to work with Professor Laura Carstensen @LongevityCenter and many other amazing mentors. I feel so grateful for all the support from my mentors, family, and friends❤️