Surviving Psychology with ADHD

Surviving Psychology with ADHD

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I quit psychology.

Welcome back to Mental Status!Today is a special episode. On today's episode, Yash will be going solo to tell everyone the true story behind why she has left the field of psychology...sort of. After some time away, she’s ready to share some of immensely challenging experiences sh ...  Show more

Where have we been???

Welcome back to Mental Status!We are super excited to finally be back on the wagon after a bit of an unplanned hiatus the past few months. In today's episode, we’ll dive into what’s been happening behind the scenes over the past few months, addressing our absence and some of the ...  Show more

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