1.) Do you think medicine can help out a person with a mental illness?
2.) What are your opinions on people doing marijuana in order to "get away" from their problems?
3.) After a patient is done with with their treatment, how often do you see them to see their progress?
4.) Do you think that depending where a person is raised it affects they're way of thinking?
5.) Do you like the way psychology is evolving?
6.) What do you consider unusual behavior?
7.) Can a way parents raise their child prevent them to have mental issues?
8.) At what age is it the hardest to be treated?
9.) If a patient commits a crime, can you tell on them?
10.) How do you prevent judgement when listening to a patients "story"?
11.) Do you believe that once a teen turns 18 they should be left alone to make decisions?
12.) When is it correct to "let your child be"?
13.) If parents don't want to help their child face their mental problem who else do you seek for?
14.) Can your mood affect your patient drastically?
15.) Do you believe it is important parents should be well educated or have some type of knowledge about their child's mental problem?
16.) What is the best way to promote yourself as a self-employed psychologist?
17.) What is something you recommend to me as an incoming college student in this career field?
18.) Is their anyone in specific you go to when you need some type of advice with a patient?
19.) What is up to this day a resource that helps you throughout your job?
20.) Do you think it is better to collaborate in a treatment with the parents and patient or the patient alone?
