Nevertheless she persisted
- lionessrising
- Feb 9, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 25
The opinions expressed are genuinely mine.
Neither am I a psychologist nor a lawyer.
From 2020 to 2022, I was actively addressing social justice issues in my capacity as a former psychologist. In 2023, I resolved a challenging issue through mediation to prevent a stressful, protracted, costly, and public legal proceeding. But this had detrimental repercussions on my career. The situation originated from my advocacy for vulnerable children and culminated in the closure of my psychology practice.
If you are curious - for more information, you can refer to the AHPRA website. I am no longer a registered health practitioner.
The recovery process following a setback has been traumatic. I am discovering the importance of reducing the time spent dwelling on the past narrative and instead concentrating on the opportunities that lie ahead. Transitioning to a new career path is undoubtedly difficult, but I am committed to overcoming this obstacle.
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