psychgamer2014 [OP] 3 points 6y ago
I sincerely appreciate your input. Contacting the state representative and senator was going to be my next step as I have asked for written documentation of their policies, which they’ve refused to give me. The more I try to get things in writing, the more they dodge my questions or flat out ignore me.
The interesting thing is that they partially funded my MS degree, which I got through with flying colors; however, they’re throwing a fit over me pursuing a doctorate degree. The counselor that questioned my intelligence was an incredibly narcissistic and rude woman that claimed she was providing psychotherapy to me, demanded that I disclose my mental health history, and told me that, and I quote, “your choice to not use psychotropics shows me that you know nothing about psychology and would make a horrible doctor. If you’re so smart, go to medical school and become a psychiatrist.” She also cited my “piss poor” undergraduate grades (A’s and B’s). There was also commentary about my area of specialization (anxiety, PTSD, and transgender/LGBT issues) being “worthless.” She has since been fired.
Like I said, they partially funded my MS degree, so I’m not sure what the issue is here. I have a meeting with the counselor in a couple of weeks to try to make my case once more. I’ve prepped with a 17 page stack of job listings that they’ve forced me to apply to and be rejected by. It’s times like this that I wish that I were a lawyer.