MDU 4003 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: People Everyday, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Associate Degree

• School: University of Florida
• Department: Health Outcomes & Policy
• Course: MDU 4003
• Professor: Rhamani, Mariam

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Assistant professor, roles, mdu classes, expert in ocd. 1:30 what made you choose a career in psychology. Interested since high school, psychiatry vs psychology all through college. Frustrated that they dont talk to the late (older) community. Applied research at uf in elderly adults, sleep. After internships, spent time focusing on ocd. 80-85 had 15% reduction by 5th session. Complete a phd, dont work with patients, do research related to career path. Applied: counseling, clinical, school psychology, education psychology. Trained to do research and clinical work (assesments with patients) See 2,6, or 7 patients for an hour generally. Cognitive behavioral therapy, behaviors and emotional outcomes. Hierarchies: fear ladder starting from the bottom. Model that it doesnt need to be scary. Supervise interns, graduate students, post-docs that are completing training. Work with fellows, residents and med students. Few hours a day to any form of training that day. Academic, more training with graduates, undergraduate research team, etc.