Hey friends — welcome back to Woe to Woah! Today, I’m checking in after surviving midterms during my first semester of grad school in my Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. In this episode, I’m getting real about: How life threw me curveballs and how I kept up with my caseload.What happened after the "honeymoon phase" of grad school wore off.The study strategies that saved me: sketch noting, flashcards, read-alouds, and flexible note-taking. How positive self-talk helped pr...
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Hey friends — welcome back to Woe to Woah! Today, I’m checking in after surviving midterms during my first semester of grad school in my Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. In this episode, I’m getting real about: How life threw me curveballs and how I kept up with my caseload.What happened after the "honeymoon phase" of grad school wore off.The study strategies that saved me: sketch noting, flashcards, read-alouds, and flexible note-taking. How positive self-talk helped pr...
Ep 6 – What Is “Healthy”? Breaking Down Early Counseling Theories
Woe to Woah: The Journey to Becoming a Therapist
24 minutes
7 months ago
Ep 6 – What Is “Healthy”? Breaking Down Early Counseling Theories
In this episode of Woe to Woah, I’m diving into the foundational counseling theories that shaped modern mental health therapy. Whether you’re a fellow counseling student, future therapist, or just someone curious about how therapy works, this is your intro to how some of psychology’s OGs defined what it means to be “healthy.” As a grad student in a Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, I’m sharing what I’ve been learning in my Theories of Counseling class—including a little midterm prep ...
Woe to Woah: The Journey to Becoming a Therapist
Hey friends — welcome back to Woe to Woah! Today, I’m checking in after surviving midterms during my first semester of grad school in my Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. In this episode, I’m getting real about: How life threw me curveballs and how I kept up with my caseload.What happened after the "honeymoon phase" of grad school wore off.The study strategies that saved me: sketch noting, flashcards, read-alouds, and flexible note-taking. How positive self-talk helped pr...