Hi Marios, really helpful. Could you do a video on how you have found it possible to afford the Counselling Doctorate whilst switching careers. Finding it difficult to find relevant work experience whilst still working a full time job (to even get an interview), and then being able to afford paying for a doctorate whilst having to quit my current career is another story.

Thanks, there is a lot of useful information here. I had my first interview recently and was unsuccessful. I will try again next year though.

I would love to connect given I am aspiring to move to the UK for my doctorate after completing my LMFT (masters) license in the US. Could you do a video on your updated experience of the program?

Also I don’t know whether you would be prepared to make a separate video on the modules of the course and what your experience of them.

Hi Marios, this is great. The course in city is the actually the one I want to do but do you have any tips for whether you can work and afford the counselling phd as it’s not funded.

Thanks for this video Marios super helpful! I have my BSc in Psychology and 6 months experience as an assistant psychologist. How much more experience would you suggest I undertake before applying?

Do you have a Masters before getting into this?

Also-- is this program offered internationally?

Hi Marios, thank you so much for making this video. Just wondering if you have any advice on what masters would be most useful for getting onto the counselling psych doctorate. I know a masters isn’t compulsory but I think it would be useful :)

Thank you Marios for the video and your whole channel! It’s so helpful and full of beneficial information 😊

Hi. If someone has done the MSc in Psychological Sciences conversion, whether there is a need to pursue another master's degree after this one?

How many words was your personal statement?