What ICU taught me about life and death || Trainee Clinical Psychologist on placement

I spent the last 6 months on placement working as a Trainee Clinical Psychologist on placement in an Intensive Care Unit, as part of my doctorate (DClinPsy). It's had a big impact on me, and I guess I wanted to write the final chapter on the experience.

CW: I talk about long-term health conditions, physical disability, death, grief and loss. If any of these subjects feel like they would touch too close to home, please consider revisiting this video at another time.

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Intro
2:15 Most things don't really matter
5:52 Your body is your vessel
10:26 Life has its own plans for you
14:24 Death isn't as scary as it seems
19:48 There is always light in darkness
22:13 Closing thoughts

ABOUT ME
Hello! My name is Miranda and I am a second year Trainee Clinical Psychologist. Every Sunday at 2pm I share videos on clinical psychology and mental health. These are sometimes serious, sometimes less serious, but always have the intention of making you smile!

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