
🎙️ Psychology, Actually with Dr Marianne Trent is a podcast about what’s really going on beneath the surface of our lives. Through conversations with psychologists, professionals, and inspiring guests, we explore the psychology shaping our work, our relationships, and our inner worlds bringing together clinical insight with genuine human understanding. This show was previously known as The Aspiri... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 239 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthScienceHealth & FitnessSocial Sciences | |||

What if the problem isn’t that you’re lazy… but that modern life is designed to overwhelm you?
In this episode of Psychology, Actually, Dr Marianne Trent is joined by author Lily Silverton to explore the psychology of procrastination, overwhelm, att... more
Why are so many employees burning out sometimes before their careers have even properly begun? In this episode of Psychology, Actually, Dr Marianne Trent is joined once again by educational psychologist Dr Adam McCartney to explore the psychology of ... more
Most therapy tries to understand what’s “wrong” with someone. But what if the person isn’t the problem at all? In this episode of Psychology, Actually, Dr Marianne Trent is joined by clinical psychologists Rosslyn Offord, Elizabeth Field and Polly Ka... more
Why do people stay in abusive relationships?It’s one of the most common questions people ask after stories of trauma, coercion and abuse. But it’s often the wrong one.
In this episode of Psychology, Actually, I explore the psychology behind the ques... more
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I love listening to podcasts as I drive and this is one of my go to podcasts now. I’m not in psychology professionally, but have always found it fascinating. This podcast gives an insight into the world of clinical psychology and it’s great to hear from experts who share their work in a really interesting way. Well worth listening to!
I came across this podcast a bit later than most & I had already been through the DClinPsy application process. That being said, I have found it to be really helpful, covering topics that are relevant and useful in a really engaging way. I'd highly recommend to anyone interested in psychology!
I have been listening to The Aspiring Psychologist Podcast for several months whilst completing application forms and interviewing for assistant psychologist posts. The episodes have provided me with valuable knowledge and insight into clinical psychology and they definitely contributed
to my success. Thank you so much!
Marianne is so knowledgable, she is very thorough and has a lovely pace to her podcasts. I listened before I got onto training and still find it helpful. Highly recommend her book also!
It’s amazing to have a space dedicated to everything an aspiring psychologist needs on the journal to qualification. Marianne is a compassionate host who gets really interesting guests on for us. Thank you
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A thoughtful, psychology-forward show that blends clinical insights with practical, human-centered conversations. Across recent episodes, listeners hear experts and practitioners discuss how psychology shapes work, parenting, learning, and everyday resilience—from prioritizing tasks and managing procrastination to understanding narrative therapy, workplace wellbeing, and education systems. Notable strengths include a steady stream of guest experts, accessible explanations of complex concepts, and actionable techniques that listeners can try in daily life. The host's calm, empathetic approach and openness to personal stories help make dense topics approachable while maintaining professional depth. Its evergreen focus on practical psychology ... more
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Recent guests on Psychology, Actually include:
1. Lily Silverton
2. Rosslyn Offord
3. Polly Kaiser
4. Veronica Kasova
5. Adam McCartney
6. Anthony Kavanagh
7. Claire Dunn
8. Sharan Verma
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