Updated On: 09 May, 2021 07:55 AM IST | Mumbai | Cynera Rodricks
A pan-India online support group has come to the aid of distressed psychology graduates, who are struggling to find internships and resources to help get ahead in their career

Namita Lulla, 21, a graduate from St Xavier’s College Autonmous, Mumbai, says many organisations are offering week-long courses, in the name of internships
Ironically, at a time when mental health is being taken far more seriously as a consequence of the pandemic, graduates with a psychology degree across India are finding it difficult to find internships.
Divisha Singh, 24, who has a master’s degree in psychology from Panjab University in Chandigarh, says she has been looking for an internship for over two years, to gain practical experience. But, all the psychology internships she applied for required her to manage social media accounts. “There is a huge gap between what is promised and what interns are made to do,” says Singh. Having realised that there were many psychology graduates struggling like her, Singh started a support group on WhatsApp last month.