One of the most popular branches of psychology is clinical psychology. A very broad category, those who work in the field aim to diagnose and treat people suffering from chronic emotional distress or disorders. Common conditions that require treatment by clinical psychologists include depression, anxiety, eating disorders, addiction, and even learning disabilities. Becoming a clinical psychologist is a lengthy process but is necessary for the degree of importance their work holds and how powerful a psychologist can be on someone’s life, especially those in need of psychological aid. A day in the life of a clinical psychologist might include identifying patient’s problems by utilizing different accepted techniques. They may interview their patients, order tests, or simply observe their behavior. The psychologist then diagnoses the patient according to how they score tests or how their behavior matches what the psychologist is trained to recognize. With the patient’s goals and lifestyle