If you got the chance to interview a psychologist, what questions would you ask?

How they avoid becoming hopeless and depressed about life when they have to observe it from the point of view of their distressed clients every day and hear their stories

I also wonder how nurses can get in their cars and drive home after a shift seeing so many car crash victims and the realities of what happens in a bad crash

(EDIT) - I agree with Kirk, to me psychology is more or less a last chance saloon in the majority of cases, and the moment you realise you need to see a psychologist is pretty much the moment you can be sure you're permanently damaged by whatever is making you seek its help in the first place, most of the time its just like closing the stable door after the horse has bolted

Have you suffered mental trauma yourself?

Do you actually believe that psychology is a science?

Have you ever really helped anyone?