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Curiosity finds a clinical direction

A UTSC graduate turns questions about people into a path through research, practice and clinical psychology.

A UTSC graduate builds a clinical psychology career from curiosity and research.
AlumniA UTSC graduate builds a clinical psychology career from curiosity and research.Photo: University of Toronto Alumni / official source image

A UTSC graduate’s route into clinical psychology began with curiosity about how people make sense of their lives. Coursework became research, research became experience and experience began to point toward a profession.

The transition from student to practitioner is rarely one decisive leap. It is a sequence of supervised work, patient listening and the humility to keep the question open a little longer.

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  1. Original reporting · alumni.utoronto.ca
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