Myths About Clinical Psychology

Aspiring and qualified psychologists face a lot of myths and misconceptions. Sometimes these myths damage perceptions about mental health and psychology. Other times, psychology students and professionals believe in myths about psychology careers or psychological therapies.

Yet the myths often hurt aspiring and qualified psychologists.

Therefore, international bestseller Connor Whiteley takes readers on an engaging, fascinating, easy-to-understand journey through over 20 clinical psychology myths. Connor helps readers understand the roots, the truth and why people believe in these damaging, destructive myths about psychology.

By the end of this brilliant book, you'll understand the truth about a wide range of destructive myths that will better inform you about psychology, careers in mental health and more.

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Introduction

Why Psychology Is a Real Science

The Myth That Psychology Is Easy

Why Psychology Is Not Commons Sense

Why Psychology Is Not Only Mental Health

Why People Believe Mental Health Is Its Own Angel in Psychology

Why Clinical Psychology Is Not Divorced from Other Areas of Psychology

Why Psychologists Do Not Only Deal with Crazy People

Why Psychologists, Therapists and Psychiatrists Are Not the Same Thing?

Why CBT Isn't the Only Therapy?

Why CBT Is Not Only About The Here-And-Now?

Why A PhD and DClinPsych Are Not the Same Thing?

What Are the Ways to Become a Therapist?

My Comments on Psychology, Behavioural Science and More Being Used Interchangeably

The Myth of You Can't Become a Psychologist Because It Isn't Privileged Enough

Why Clinical Psychologists Are Not Passive Listeners in Therapy?

Why You Can Be a Psychologist If Autistic

Why You Don't Need to Do Clinical Psychology Modules at Undergraduate To Do A Clinical Psychology Masters

Why You Can Become a Clinical Psychologist If You're a Parent or Want to Become a Parent

Why DClinicPsychs Are Not Easy to Get On

Why You Need to Be a Clinical Psychologist Before a Clinical Neuropsychologist

Why You Can Be a Clinical Psychologist If You've Experienced Negative Mental Health and Trauma

Conclusion: Why You Can Make a Difference as a Psychologist