Preparing for the National Psychology Exam (NPE) can feel like a marathon that never ends. Between supervision hours, client work, and ongoing study, it is easy for exhaustion to sneak in long before exam day arrives. But it does not have to be that way. Passing the NPE is not only about how much you know. It is about how you prepare, how you manage your energy, and how you look after your mind in the process. In this post, we will look at practical National Psychology Exam s

Subtle signs of autism, internalised traits, and the indicators every psychologist should know If you have ever worked with a client and thought, “Something deeper is going on, but it does not quite fit the picture,” you are not alone. Autism in adults often looks very different from what most of us were taught in textbooks. This is especially true for clients who mask their traits, internalise distress, or have received several inaccurate diagnoses over the years. For many c

Treatment planning is one of those clinical skills that looks tidy in textbooks but gets messy in real life. Most frameworks assume the...