I have always had a keen interest in biochemistry and genetics. I have a sister with Autism, which encouraged my curiosity in neurological disorders, as well as the desire to improve the lives of those with illness and …show more content…
I thoroughly enjoyed my time in a psychotherapy clinic in East London, sitting in on individual and family therapy sessions. I grew to understand the importance of treating patients using a holistic approach, and learnt how important it is to treat the patient on a personal and individual level. This is something that became clearer throughout my year at university, particularly during patient visits and time spent at a GP surgery. Although working in research as a neuroscientist will not involve so much patient contact on a personal level, I am looking forward to having the opportunity to make advances in new treatments to help and treat patients on a broader