>>7518753There's a lot more to psychology than the clinical/therapeutic part though. You learn a shitton of biology/neurology, statistics, and stuff about the healthy psyche in the
B.Sc. (mental illness is only a small part), and then you'll pick a speciality in the
M.Sc. You need a master in Clinical Psychology to become a therapist, but it's just one of many options - you could do neuropsychology, occupational/organisational psychology, media psychology... At least that's howv it works in Europe.
