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Ensign Ychol is a Counselor-In-Training serving aboard [[Amity Outpost]] under the direction of Lt. Commander [[John Carter]] | Ensign Ychol is a Counselor-In-Training serving aboard [[Amity Outpost]] under the direction of Lt. Commander [[John Carter]]. Ychol is a PNPC simmed by [[User:Kivik|Kivik]]. | ||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||
* '''Full Name''' | * '''Full Name:''' Yka-Cholae (translated to Standard as Ychol) | ||
* '''Current Rank''' | * '''Current Rank:''' Ensign | ||
* ''' | * '''Species:''' [[Vulcan]] | ||
* '''Date of Birth''' | * '''Date of Birth:''' 236210.12 (age 36) | ||
* '''Place of Birth''' | * '''Place of Birth:''' Ta'vistar, Tat'sahr Province, [[Vulcan_(planet)|Vulcan]] | ||
* '''Gender''': Male | * '''Gender''': Male | ||
* '''[[T/E Rating]]''': T5 | * '''[[T/E Rating]]''': T5 | ||
Revision as of 08:55, 3 June 2022
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| Ychol | ||
| Position | Counselor-In-Training | |
| Rank | Ensign | |
| Species | Vulcan | |
| Gender | Male | |
| DOB | 236210.12 | |
| Age | 39 | |
| Birthplace | Vulcan | |
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Ensign Ychol is a Counselor-In-Training serving aboard Amity Outpost under the direction of Lt. Commander John Carter. Ychol is a PNPC simmed by Kivik.
Stats
- Full Name: Yka-Cholae (translated to Standard as Ychol)
- Current Rank: Ensign
- Species: Vulcan
- Date of Birth: 236210.12 (age 36)
- Place of Birth: Ta'vistar, Tat'sahr Province, Vulcan
- Gender: Male
- T/E Rating: T5
Appearance
- Height: 1.9 m (6'2")
- Weight: 88 kg (194 lb)
- Hair Color: Light Brown
- Eye Color: Blue
History
It is Ychol’s logic-based determination that the healing benefits of logical thinking may prove beneficial to members of many Federation member species and Starfleet officers. After completing his time at the Starfleet Academy, Ychol received his placement aboard Amity Outpost as a member of Starfleet Medical.
“Many negative thoughts and feelings, while rooted in reality, are illogical and maladaptive reactions. My role as a counselor is to provide patients with tools to better understand their underlying maladaptations and, through logic, control their overwhelming emotions.”