My Son finally finished the classroom portion of his studies for his Masters in clinical psychology. Now he has to do 600 more hours of clinicals (sessions with patients, unpaid of course
) and all the paperwork/reviews of each session afterwards, and he will get to walk at graduation in December. (Lord willing) He has already done hundreds of hours of sessions with patients though so this part isn't new. He likes the guy that here locally that he has been "working under" for the last 2 years or so. He is hoping that this guy offers him a position after he graduates that is beneficial for both of them. We will see what the future holds, I am sure that God has a plan for him. His focus on pediatrics is what he hopes to do mostly...work with kids primarily..but he will only be 23 years old at graduation and relatively new to the field so he may have to take what he can get for a while. Being so young might actually help him a little counseling kids or teenagers, maybe they will feel more comfortable opening up to someone young enough to have grown up in similar times/environments. I sure hope so. He has worked so hard for so long, he truly deserves things to go his way. He is much better and more disciplined than either of us ever were at his age. God has been so much better to me than I have ever deserved.