I would definitely give them a call. I was left waiting for a week once, so I called and it turned out they had somehow forgotten to call to let me know that I had been unsuccessful!! Not to say that's happened here but I think it's reasonable to call a week after the interview. If nothing else they...

I was wondering if anyone is able to access this paper: Maj, M., Pirozzi, R., Magliano, L, Fiorillo, A., Bartoli, L. (2006). Agitated "unipolar" major depression: prevalence, phenomenology, and outcome. J Clin Psychiatry. 67(5):712-9. If anyone can access it I would be very grateful! Thank...

Hi there I think its quite common to be asked about your dissertation or a project you've worked on, so its important to be prepared to talk about your project including about the study design and the stats you've used. I think its rare you'd be asked in much detail about study design or stats more ...

Hi Carmelo

Sorry I don't know much about this, but I noticed on the IOP website they have a research degrees opening evening coming up. Sounds like a good opportunity to meet potential supervisors and find out more about funding:

http://www.kcl.ac.uk/iop/study/openevenings.aspx

Hi there, I don't know a huge amount about this, but a colleague of mine has just started a psychotherapy doctorate so I will share what I know! To get onto a psychotherapy doctorate I think you would need to complete an msc course in a related to psychoanalysis. You also need to have your own inten...

Definitely don't give up applying for HCA/support worker posts. These roles would give you the experience that would help with applications for IAPT roles. After graduating I got a support worker post in a NHS secure forensic psychiatric unit, without any clinical experience. I think some employers ...

Hi Congrats on getting to interview! I've had a couple of interviews where I've had to do some sort of task for RA posts. These have always been fairly straight forward. The tasks I've done usually involved basic stats tasks and for one I had to write an abstract for a paper they gave me. If they sa...

Hi there I spent two summers working as a camp counsellor at a summer camp in America. I had the most fantastic summers. It was an amazing experience which I would definitely recommend! It's a great way to get experience working with children, and I spent time travelling the USA after the camp seaso...

Done! Good luck with your research!

Assistant Neuropsychologist post at Great Ormond Street Hospital (posting this as it doesn't come up when you search assistant psychologist so thought people might miss it ) ...
http://www.jobs.nhs.uk/cgi-bin/vacdetai ... =912856289

Hi there I wouldn't worry about looking overqualified. I think as long as you can justify why you want a support worker post, then there is no reason why an employer would be worried about you being over qualified. After completing my MSc I was interviewed for 4 support worker posts, and was offered...

I studied MSc Research Methods and the course enabled me to carry out my research projects in a research area that I was interested in. I think most courses would be structured in this way, so if you choose to study MSc Research Methods you would probably be able to build up research experience in H...

What MSc course are you interested in applying for? It is important to get BPS accreditation if you want to become chartered in the area of your MSc e.g. forensic psychology. Otherwise I don't know how much it matters.. Some courses, such as Research Methods would not be BPS accredited. ESRC accredi...