The following questions are related to ‘Workplace’ at Ask the Psychologist: Online Licensed Psychologist.
Q: I’m a little depressed and irritated. I’m a male who has dropped out of my second year of medical school in India, and have now joined a local community college to pursue nursing. My parents had hoped I would become a doctor, and I thought it was cool telling my friends that I was […]
Q: This is basically what I go through every day: either no appetite, or suddenly I’m extremely hungry. I just eat the same thing every day from the same stall, and if the stall is closed, I’m lost and I just end up not bothering to eat at all. I can’t sleep well more than […]
Q: I’m 98.5% graduated from college, which isn’t ‘graduated’ at all. I had an independent study due this past summer, but didn’t do the work. Now I have an incomplete and have until the end of the spring term to complete the course. All I have to do is sit down and do the work, […]
Q: I worked with my boss for four years. He had a very caring attitude towards me. I always had respect for him, and felt obliged towards him. We spent almost 10 hours a day with each other, which naturally led to a lot of affection for each other. But I never thought of getting […]
Q: I am a male in my 20’s. I come from a stable family, a good home and good schools. I have a good job at my family’s ranch and have been very successful in my career. Overall, I have a pretty good life, but I feel completely unsatisfied. For the past several years I […]
Q: I share an office with a gentleman who has Asperger’s and I’m looking for tips on how to deal with a certain situation. Every morning he drinks a very strong-smelling tea. The organic tea is supposed to help with calming. However, the odor is unbearable (it smells like rotten food and stinky feet). I […]
Q: How do you deal with a boss who is known for droning on when you ask him a question? Normally, my boss is good about answering a question within the first 15-20 minutes of the conversation. But he doesn’t stop after answering the question; he just keeps talking on and on. In addition, his […]
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