69: Aldrich Chan, PsyD – Well-Known Neuropsychologist, Award-Winning Author of Reassembling Models of Reality, and Founder of the Center for Neuropsychology and Consciousness (CNC) Shares his Experiences and Advice for Building a Successful Career
Masters in Psychology PodcastShow Notes
We all know what a psychologist does in their own private practice, however, do you know what a neuropsychologist does in their own practice? How do you decide on which field or branch of psychology to focus? Dr. Aldrich Chan, neuropsychologist and founder of the Center for Neuropsychology and Consciousness (CNC) in Miami, FL shares his journey and thoughts on how one can determine which field of psychology to focus on and offers helpful advice when planning to open your own practice and building a successful career. Video available here: https://www.mastersinpsychology.com/podcast/aldrich-chan/
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