This popular worksheet is your step-by-step guide to writing clear, reflective, and well-evidenced personal statement paragraphs as an aspiring psychologist — and it’s fully editable so you can make it your own.
Using the PEE Method — Point, Evidence, Explain — you’ll learn how to set out the skill, value, or insight you want to share, back it up with a specific example from your experience, and explain why it matters for your development towards clinical training.
Inside, you’ll find:
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A clear explanation of the PEE Method
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Space to practise applying it to your own experiences
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A dedicated editable template to plan and polish your paragraphs
The PEE Method Paragraph Planner is also provided as a standalone editable worksheet, so you can use it flexibly — whether you’re starting your first draft, rewriting a section to make it more impactful, or preparing examples for interviews.
By working through this process, you’ll keep your writing grounded, relevant, and focused — showing not only what you’ve done, but why it matters and how it’s shaped you as a future psychologist.
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- Teacher: Dr Melody Smith