Welcome back to "The Talk with (Almost) PhD Ambi"! Continuing with the overarching Season 1 topic of Identity, Amber Clunie helps you explore identity in childhood. Children often attempt to reveal their most authentic thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and overall selves to us on a daily basis. Do we allow this expression or condition children to think, feel, and behave in ways that we believe are socially acceptable? If you are a parent, caregiver, teacher, babysitter, sibling, or just want to know more about childhood identity, this episode is for you! Join our resident diva as she takes you through Freud's psychoanalytic theory of personality as well as Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory.

Welcome back to "The Talk with (Almost) PhD Ambi"! Diving into the overarching Season 1 topic of Identity, Amber Clunie helps you explore the realms of self-identity. How does one perceive themselves? How do others perceive them? How might these differing, or similar, perceptions affect the formulation of one's self-identity, and what influence does this have on how they present themselves to the world? Once again, join our psychology baddie in exploring these perceptions along with real-world examples, evidence-based exercises, and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques!

Welcome to "The Talk with (Almost) PhD Ambi"! Amber Clunie, a fifth year Counseling Psychology doctoral student at Howard University is exploring identity on this exciting new podcast. First, she introduces herself, being born and raised in Bronx, NY, graduating from the #1 HBCU Spelman College, and graduating with her masters of science in education from the University of Miami. This young scholar takes you on a journey of some of her accomplishments in the field of psychology, what she is currently doing, and what she plans to do in the future. Tune in and meet the queen behind the screen, Almost PhD Ambi!