Welcome back to Mental Status!

Today, we're diving into the second episode of our guest series, "Mastering the Journey",  where we unpack and explore the stories of individuals who have successfully embarked on the transformative journey into psychology master's programs across Australia. 

In this episode, we have a very special guest/host: Yash. Yash is currently navigating the final stages of her two-year Master of Psychology (Education and Developmental). Join us as we delve into Yash's journey and her invaluable experiences and insights that have guided her through the rigorous selection process for this highly sought-after program. Yash's journey showcases some of the highlights from this path, but also the incredible challenges and barriers that may be faced by students as they pursue their passion for psychology, and their desire to support the well-being of vulnerable populations.  

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Credits
Podcast Hosts: Yash & Josh
Podcast Producer: Josh Kelly

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