1. Read as many books on psychology as possible, especially Medical Psychology and Abnormal Psychology;
2. When learning Psychiatry, you must understand and thoroughly understand Symptomatology of Psychiatry, and it is best to recite it;
3. Don't neglect the study and practice in other clinical departments, such as internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, which are needed in future psychiatric clinics, because mental patients will also be accompanied by physical diseases;
4. Read as many books on philosophy as possible, because there is a difference between psychology and philosophy;
For example, when I was in college, I subscribed to Essays on Western Philosophy, Introduction to Freud's Psychoanalysis and Interpretation of Dreams.
5. learn English well With the gradual strengthening of international academic exchanges, dozens or even hundreds of colleagues from all over the world attend the annual national academic meeting of the Psychiatric Branch of the Chinese Medical Association every year, and many psychiatrists also go abroad to participate in various international academic exchanges;
6. Finally, I suggest you take the postgraduate entrance examination, especially the "four families" of psychiatry in China:
Peking University Sixth Hospital,
Xiangya Hospital of Central South University,
West China University of Medical Sciences,
Shanghai Mental Health Center (Shanghai Jiaotong University).
There are mobile stations from undergraduate, master, doctor to postdoctoral, and they also have considerable influence in the world.
Welcome to join the team of psychiatrists and wish you success! [Rose] [Praise] [Prayer]
You can go to a mental hospital first to check whether you can bear such a job in your heart, and then choose your own goals. If you are sure that you can adapt to the work of psychiatry, then you must obtain the qualification certificate of medical university and psychologist.
It's never too late to do anything-but it's absolutely theoretical. Some things really don't work. First of all, you must study medicine. If you have studied other majors now and are not prepared to drop out of school and take the college entrance examination again, it is basically impossible.
If you enter a medical-related college now, it depends on your major. If you're not so good at it, start acting now. Consult relevant professors and your counselor, and they will help you adjust your major and curriculum. Of course, you have to take the doctor's exam. As long as you think and like, you will get the result you want.
Want to be a psychiatrist. First of all, I chose to study medicine when I was in college. The study of all aspects of human physiology. The fate of a system. There are also good studies on the basis of various pathologies. It is best to combine traditional Chinese and western medicine. All kinds of diseases at the top of the mountain can basically be cured, and learning depends on psychology. Then it is better to get a psychological counselor qualification certificate, so that you can engage in psychiatric work, especially.
I went to college, chose the corresponding major, and my professional knowledge was solid, and I was admitted to the doctoral certificate that I should take.
First of all, you should make it clear whether you want to be a psychologist or a psychologist. There is no such thing as a psychiatrist. The difference between the two is that psychiatrists need basic medical knowledge of physiology and pathology, and psychological knowledge may or may not be needed at all. Because psychiatrists explore the causes of patients from organic diseases, that is, physiology, the treatment means are surgery and drugs, and patients are all severe mental patients, such as schizophrenia and severe mania. Psychologists do not need basic medical knowledge, but only need to receive education and training in university psychology, and generally need a postgraduate degree. There are great differences between them in pathological causes, treatment methods and means. Psychologists are opposed to giving psychological patients surgery to take medicine, and think that patients should be given more care from social and psychological factors. Psychiatrists believe that simple psychotherapy is ineffective. The reason why patients get sick is that they have physical problems, so they must take medicine and even have surgery if necessary. The only thing they have in common is that they all use different psychological scales. At present, most of the psychological departments or psychological door treasures opened by hospitals are selling dog meat, but they are all mental patients! I don't know that it is difficult to become a professional psychologist, which requires strict professional training, and it is not the so-called second-and third-level qualification examination that has been cancelled in China. Although Rogers said that a qualified psychotherapist does not need psychological knowledge, almost no one can do what he said, because that is to be a saint! Of course, what Rogers admires most is China's Lao Tzu! Well, having said that, to sum up, if you want to be a psychologist, you have to apply for a major in medicine or biology or chemistry at the university, and then go to medical school for postgraduate study after graduation; At least master's degree. If you want to be a psychiatrist, your undergraduate major is not limited. As long as you are admitted to graduate students majoring in psychology, pay attention to psychology as a science major and statistics as a compulsory subject. But it is best to major in arts and sciences, such as sociology and philosophy. Generally, professors prefer to recruit undergraduates who are not majoring in psychology, because they have wider knowledge, and science and engineering are particularly popular because of their strong logical thinking.
Psychiatrists have been planning since college, and it's too late. To be a doctor, first of all, the undergraduate course must be a clinical major in medical college. Because of China's national conditions and education, medical practitioners must be clinical professionals, and doctors must be trained in hospitals. Generally, there are two ways after graduation, one is to take the postgraduate entrance examination, and the other is to be a psychiatrist, so the postgraduate entrance examination will be a psychiatric tutor or a psychiatric hospital. Or go to psychiatric training after graduation and then enter psychiatric department. At present, non-clinical undergraduates can't take clinical examinations, and they can't take the qualification of practicing doctors.
Let's not choose another theme. At this stage, psychologists don't have much useful work except prescribing drugs. I feel that I can't play my best value. Individuals choose more valuable subjects.