Psychologist, Research Psychologist
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Hello! I am a BA Psychology graduate with a passion for helping people overcome their challenges and achieve their goals. I have experience in conducting psychological assessments, providing counseling services, and facilitating workshops on various topics such as stress management, communication skills, and emotional intelligence.
During my internship in school, I have performed all these tasks as a child psychologist. I have also completed several research projects on topics such as the Impact of Yoga on Mental Health, the Battle of Pratapgarh - a Psychological Warfare, Academic Excellence and Suicidal Risk, and Academic Development. I am proficient in using various software such as SPSS.
Furthermore, I am a quick learner, a team player, and a creative thinker. I am interested in working as a psychologist in your organization because I believe that I can contribute to your mission of providing quality mental health care to your clients. I am confident that I have the skills, knowledge, and attitude that you are looking for in a psychologist.
Therefore, I would love to discuss this opportunity with you.
As a Research Psychologist, my professional experience includes:
I have completed my graduation in Psychology and a Diploma in Applied Counseling from M J College under North Maharashtra University. I topped in the 2nd and final year of graduation. Additionally, I completed industrial training in a school as a child psychologist while also working as a research psychologist to support my education and living expenses.
I have attended numerous psychological conferences and have published research papers at national, state, and international levels. I also participated in a Budding Research Project at our college on the topic 'Impact of yoga on higher education students' and we were the runner-up in the research competition. There's a lot more to share about my educational experiences, but I believe this is sufficient for now, Thank You.
