I personally like the look of just one, but I have heard it’s easier to start with one if you want them both done. But if it were me and I was set on getting em both I’d just get it over with at the same time. It’ll probably be cheaper for you too!

The dream is to work with people who specifically have social anxiety 🙂 just because I know the ins & outs of it on a personal level and have gathered a lot of helpful tools in overcoming it that the average therapist wouldn’t be aware of because they haven’t experienced it for themselves. I’ve also recently become very drawn to Ayurveda so I’d like to study that after graduation and maybe integrate everything into more of a holistic approach. But what I love about psychology is how broad of a degree it is – I can essentially do anything once I finish my masters and get my phd. Or if I choose to work in another country, sometimes a bachelors degree is sufficient enough

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