Question: What specifically do you work in psychology in mental health other than Autism?

Nathan Hook answered on 6 Nov 2018:

I don’t currently worth in ‘mental health.’ I work with data about education.

I am training at the moment to work as a hypnotherapist and cognitive-behaviour therapist (and to combine the two together). That tends to cover working with phobias (excessive fear), addiction (such as smoking), people that want to change the dietary habits (such as weight loss or cut down on chocolate), pain management and sub-clinical conditions, such as general confidence boosting or self-belief in public speaking.