Dr. Mia Paquin: A Psychology Podcast

Join us for an insightful episode as we delve into the world of psychology with Dr. Abby Hughes-Scalise, who is the clinical director for the Clinical Psychology PsyD Program at Augsburg University in Minneapolis, MN. In this episode, we uncover what it takes to become a psychologist, exploring the rigorous journey through doctoral college programs. Learn more about Augsburg's PsyD program: https://www.augsburg.edu/psyd/ Whether you're considering a career in psychology or simply curious about the educational journey of a psychologist, this episode offers valuable perspectives and expert guidance.

Dive into the intricate world where mind meets muscle on our latest episode of the Dr. Mia Podcast. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of sports psychology and its profound impact on athletic performance, hosted by Dr. Mia Paquin. In this episode, we're honored to have Dr. Todd Wilkinson, an expert in sports psychology and the Psychology Department Chair at the University of Wisconsin River Falls, share his invaluable insights and experiences. But it doesn't stop there! Dr. Wilkinson sheds light on the career pathways within sports psychology, offering guidance and inspiration for aspiring psychologists looking to make their mark in the field. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, a psychology student, or simply curious about the power of the mind, this episode promises to enlighten and inspire. Get ready to unlock the secrets of the mind and unleash your full potential both on and off the field!

Dr. Scott Fischer, with Acumen Psychology in St. Paul, teaches us how forensic psychologists are used in family and criminal court. What goes into a custody battle? Who decides what happens to criminals after their jail sentence? Find Dr. Fischer at www.acumenpsychology.com #psychology #forensicpsychology #familycourt #divorce #criminalcourt #sciencepodcast

In this episode, Dr. Ken Abrams describes his research with VR at Carleton College. Although commonly used for PTSD treatment, does VR have additional uses in the field of psychology? How could clients with OCD benefit from VR experiences in a clinical setting?