Welcome to my career advice blog for human services, psychology and counseling majors! Almost 7 years ago, I earned my master 's degree in human services. At the time, I was an almost mid-life career changer who was leaving corporate America after 11 years. Unsatisfied with current job, I wanted to start a career where I could make a difference in people 's lives.
Soon after graduation, I started a career teaching online. Over the past 6.5 years, I 've taught a plethora of psychology, human services, and workforce development courses. I love teaching and coaching adult learners, so I wanted to expand my audience outside the classroom.
This blog is for recent college graduates and mid-life career changers who are pursuing careers in this field. The field of psychology covers careers in law enforcement, counseling, human resources, education, management and much more.
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It takes a special person to choose a career in a profession that works with individuals with mental illness, developmental disabilities, victims of abuse, and chronic homelessness.
Every career in human services is not a good fit for everyone. My goal is to get you thinking about how your personality, long-term goals, weaknesses, strengths, values, interest and skills match your career choice. I want my readers to avoid working in a niche that drains them emotionally and physically.
Finding your place in the workforce can be overwhelming and some career guidance can make your career transition a bit smoother. Through my experience as a manager in non-profit agencies, I am willing to share resume writing tips, job interview preparation tips, job search strategies that will increase your chances getting noticed by employers. Feel free to leave a comment or contact me with questions about career information.
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