A “Psychologist” Autobiographical Statement

A Psychologist” Autobiographical Statement

Environment

From the year 2010 till the present date he was and is serving in several different areas. His influences were in a wide variety, in the professional life. As a clinical therapist, he was serving in the addiction foundation of Manitoba. He used to provide the short term trauma in which he used to deal with crises therapy and also used to provide with on going health and substance abuse treatment for individuals, couples, as well as adolescents. The major influences with respect to the professional life where he used to conduct psychological evaluations and also the clinical comprehensive assessments. He used to supervise the master degree candidates and the interns of the psychology. The experiences, which he gained, were topical to a great extent because he used to deal with different cases on a regular basis and in those same cases he used to deal with some new cases also. Apart from this he was connected to the field of psychology and sociology which is a topical plus a traditional experience. This is because the field of psychology is quite traditional yet there are new psychological and social issues emerging in the new society. He also worked with medical professionals, mental health professionals and with the experts of law and enforcement which made him know about the values of the professional life and gave him confidence to work alone for the betterment of the society. He was also connected with the traumatic situation in Tsunami when he worked as a volunteer which helped him to learn the coping strategies and gave him positive experience of seeking help in the future. The introduction of the internet helped him in many ways such as:

The social connections provided by the internet

The ease and efficiency of communication through internet

The increased information related to the society of self and others.

Personality

The family situation was good enough, and there were no issues in the family. He did his A-levels from the high school and carried on with the studies. He learned the Buddhist psychology, yoga and mindfulness practices form his father and grand father. He was good at studies, and he did his A-levels in chemistry, zoology, physics and biology. From the selection of the subjects, it is quiet clear that he was an intelligent student. There were several situations that were terrible enough, which he faced, and closely ...