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You ask one thing in the title and something else in your text. I'm answering only the question in the title. As of now, I'd split my time between a couple of
by kashyapc 2y ago
You ask one thing in the title and something else in your text. I'm answering only the question in the title.
As of now, I'd split my time between a couple of things:
(1) In winter and autumn, become a part-time psychologist to help reduce some of the mental pain that people go through.
(2) In spring and summers, go for weeks-long hikes in nature, become a part-time hiking guide in the mountains. Help maintain the trails, mountain-hut infrastructure, and take people on hikes. Simply, be more in nature.
Luckily, today I can still enjoy some of these: study cognitive science as a hobby, and hike in nature in my free time.
- schwartzworld 2y agoIs a seasonal psychiatrist a thing? Don't patients need support in spring?
- kashyapc 2y agoGood question. To be frank, I haven't given a thought about all these details. Just to riff on this hypothetical scenario, it's not a clinical setting. Ideally, I'd working with a small group, where we can work together with the client. Maybe take turns. Or maybe in a supporting role to another senior expert. Again, this is all fantasy at the moment. :-)