Michael Pipich has always been interested in psychology and found people fascinating. He recalls being interested in their personalities, their quirks, and the how and why they acted and interacted. With over 30 years of experience in the field of psychology and treating a wide range of mental disorders, he found himself particularly interested in bipolar disorder. His book, “Owning Bipolar: How Patients and Families Can Take Control of Bipolar Disorder” has become an important reference in the field of bipolar treatment. In this podcast, Michael shares his academic and professional journey and explains why he wrote the book and offers advice to those interested in the field of psychology.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/michael-pipich/

Dr. Tera Letzring has been at Idaho State University since she graduated with her PhD from the University of California – Riverside in 2005. In this podcast, she shares her journey from graduate student to assistant professor to associate professor to Director of Experimental Training, to professor of psychology and, more recently, Department Chair. Along the way, she shares practical and insightful suggestions to those interested in the field of psychology.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/tera-letzring/

Since 1992, Dr. David Susman has been a licensed psychologist in Kentucky. In this podcast, he brings us on a journey describing his significant education and experiences which led him to his academic appointment in the department of psychology. Along the way, he shares relevant advice to those interested in the psychology field, particularly those in clinical psychology. Dr. Susman also shares how and why he has become a mental health advocate and the little-known groups and resources available to help people interested in clinical psychology.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/david-susman/

Dr. Daniel Moore has been a licensed psychologist in Mississippi since 1995. In this podcast, he describes where he received his two master’s degrees and his PhD. He shares his experience in counseling and clinical psychology and his interest in neurodevelopment. He also explains how he applied his degrees and experience to open his own private practice “Your Family Clinic, LLC” which focuses on Holistic Psychology.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/daniel-moore/

In this podcast, Dr. Marie Helweg-Larsen shares her academic and professional journey which led to her love of students and research. As a social psychologist, she has examined why smart people do dumb things and has become an expert on optimistic bias. She also offers plenty of advice to those interested in the field of psychology.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/marie-helweg-larsen

In this podcast, Dr. Andrea Clements shares why she attended the University of Alabama for her undergraduate and graduate degrees. She has been at East Tennessee State University (ETSU) for almost 27 years and offers practical advice to those interested in psychology and counseling. Dr. Clements also shares how she is helping those with addiction and those who have experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/andrea-clements/

In this podcast, Paul Sheesley recalls when he first became interested in counseling and psychology and shares his academic and professional journey leading up to becoming one of Washington, D.C.’s most notable transformational psychotherapists. Throughout the discussion, Paul offers advice to those who are interested in the field of psychology and building their own practice. He discusses the challenges working with high-level politicians, C-suite executives, and other prominent people and couples then shares advice on how to find more opportunities for improve oneself.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/paul-sheesley/

In this podcast, Dr. Rhonda Goldman explains what Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) is and how it has evolved since working with Les Greenburg. Her passion for EFT led her and others to form the Emotion-Focused Therapy Institute (EFTI) to help foster and facilitate training and educational opportunities for therapists and psychologists interested in using EFT in their professional practices.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/rhonda-goldman/

In this podcast, Dr. Erin Haugen reveals what sparked her interest in psychology and she takes us on her academic and professional journey which led her to the Assessment and Therapy Associates of Grand Forks. She also explains how she became the only licensed sport psychologist in North Dakota.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/erin-haugen/

In this podcast, Dr. Tania Diaz discusses the significant events that solidified her interest, and ultimate career, in clinical psychology. She also reveals why following your heart, or gut, is important if you want to find your purpose in life.

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https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/tania-diaz/