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what is clinical psychology?
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PsyDAG
Clinical Psychology deals with treating and researching about mental disorders. It is the area of psychology closest to psychiatry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinical_psychology
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinical_psychology
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Patrick
A clinic is a place where clients or patients receive diagnosis and treatment. So, a clinical psychiatrist is a psychiatrist involved in diagnosis and treatment of people with psychological challenges.
Compare this to the theoretical psychologist and professor of psychology, who might work in an academic setting and might never actually treat a patient.
A clinical psychologist is one who deals in the treatment of patients instead of just theorizing, writing or teaching, but without seeing patients.
They key to the definition of the term "clinical psychologist" resides in the word "clinic."
Compare this to the theoretical psychologist and professor of psychology, who might work in an academic setting and might never actually treat a patient.
A clinical psychologist is one who deals in the treatment of patients instead of just theorizing, writing or teaching, but without seeing patients.
They key to the definition of the term "clinical psychologist" resides in the word "clinic."
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