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Clinical Psychology Introduction Clinical psychology is defined as the application of psychological theories, models and research in a clinical setting. Clinical psychologists work in both health and research settings with both adult and child populations. They engage in diagnostic and therapeutic work in a variety of problem areas such as developmental and emotional problems, intellectual and physical disabilities, major mental disorders, relationship difficulties and anxiety and depression. Clinical psychology is thus an extremely wide and generic field. The aim of this research was to find information in regard to pursuing a career in clinical psychology, and to give a brief overview of the work that is involved. The study followed a progressive line of enquiry, a step by step basis of entering the career. The areas covered include the educational requirements, and the work experience relevant to obtaining a place in a clinical psychology course. An investigation was also carried out to...

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