What is qualified psychiatry?

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I've no first-hand experience of becoming a qualified psychiatrist but am sure (after years of study) it would involve a period of shadowing, ongoing training (online and in the workplace) and would result in a certificate one could hang on the wall to evidence they were indeed qualified to practice.

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Why bring up such a topic? I would think a man of your age would be more interested in philately or numismatism.

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Look, if this feels like your time to get well, this is the time to do it.

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Becoming a psychiatrist involves going to med school and becoming a medical doctor.

Becoming a psychologist, on the other hand, requires going to graduate school and obtaining a Ph.D. in psychology.

You know, just so you know.

One can't help but wonder, however, why you've decided to post this in the Spirituality Forum.

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Hmmmm, so it is.

I apologize, it's been a long night.

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I don't know, it was enough to get FMF to re-consider his double-fisted attack.

It would have been better though, if I'd beaten his post by seconds instead of the other way 'round.

@suzianne said
I don't know, it was enough to get FMF to re-consider his double-fisted attack.

I just asked you a question - which immediately became obsolete. It's odd that you describe it as an "attack" and a "double-fisted" one.