u/ms_carnelian

I always get great joy on Sunday morning when I restock my espresso pods. Very colorful this time.

Hi to everyone reading. I was hoping to gain perspective based on my resume. I'm currently working full time, doing my clinical internship, and grad school. Safe to say I'm exhausted all the time. I'm planning on leaving my full-time role and getting a part-time job until I graduate. Then, I can begin working on clinical licensure with the goal of practicing psychotherapy. I'm not asking for resume advice, just providing it to give context of where l've been.

Thank you for reading. :)

Does anyone have any idea of good part-time roles to search for that would add to my resume and skill set, or see another area of the field while I'm still gaining foundational skills?

Hi to everyone reading. I was hoping to gain perspective based on my resume. I'm currently working full time, doing my clinical internship, and grad school. Safe to say I'm exhausted all the time. I'm planning on leaving my full-time role and getting a part-time job until I graduate. Then, I can begin working on clinical licensure with the goal of practicing psychotherapy. I'm not asking for resume advice, just providing it to give context of where I've been.

Thank you for reading. :)

Does anyone have any idea of good part-time roles to search for that would add to my resume and skill set, or see another area of the field while I'm still gaining foundational skills?

My husband and I just discovered a new vegan restaurant in our area. We were blown away. Just wanted to share some of our favorites.
The Green Table Trinity Wild & Rooted