u/CoffeePsych

I got into higher education later on in life, completing a BSc in Psychology at 25, then going on to complete a masters. I've always wanted to be a psychiatrist (there was one in the family) but decided it wasn't the path for me, so I went to be a psychologist instead. Well, I didn't succeed in becoming a psychologist, which actually left me a little relieved. It's left me wondering if I might be able to go the GEM route, and become a psychiatrist after all?

The kicker is that I have kids, I know that will lead many people to say not to do it, but I do have a very supportive partner.