Beach Reflection

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The positive side of being at Coastal was the skills I learned. Due to spending a numerous amount of time doing updates and treatment plans I was able to work on perfecting that skill. The supervisions were good. That was one day out of the week I look forward to. The clinical psychologist addressed numerous issues working in a treatment setting. This site gave me a better feel for the mental health and medical setting and even though it did not meet all of my expectations it gave me enough for me to know that the healthcare setting is what I want to specialize in.

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