#MenHealth #MentalHealth #Loneliness #Incel #Alienation
Hey everyone, let’s have a chat about finding the best degree or job to help alienated and lonely men. 🧑💼
So, you want to make a difference but maybe the traditional psychology route seems daunting or out of reach? Here are some alternative paths that could also make a huge impact on men’s mental health:
– Social Work: A degree in social work can provide you with the tools to offer support and resources to men in need.
– Counseling: Consider becoming a counselor or therapist specializing in men’s issues.
– Life Coaching: Help men set and achieve goals while providing guidance and support.
– Peer Support Specialist: Utilize your own personal experiences to connect with and assist others facing similar challenges.
Remember, it’s about finding the right fit for your skills and passion. Let’s brainstorm ideas together on how we can help tackle the loneliness and alienation crisis in men. 💪 #SupportMen‘sMentalHealth
Both psychology and philosophy are the way to go for something like this. Maybe something in social work? Truthfully, these all will take years. There’s no escaping the time and grades they require. If you really want to make a difference as a career, you have to buckle down and do it. Other than that, you can maybe start volunteering and see if you can help that way. Either way, if you want to help, you can’t think you won’t make it. You have to make it. If it needs good grades, you need to get those good grades. I don’t know how or why you don’t think you can do it but I promise you that you can. You just need to dedicate to it.
inner child life coach, low barrier to entry
healthy masculinity coach
charisma coach for anxious men
Social media is very effective, it’s quick & easy to set up, although the work load might be a bit much as you would need to research your content, but it sounds totally worth it, you control which direction you go & you do it at your pace, no pressure, you can reach so much men too.
it’s not for everyone but all the occupational hazards that come with it aside sex work rarely gets the credit it deserves for helping an alienated and lonely man or two out once in a while
Therapist- can charge medi-cal 140 p/h upwards of 300 p/h if your good specialized and in a big city. Oh and you can do it until 90 might even be better at 90 who knows.
Teacher is another way to make an impact on similar groups
If not a degree, a big brother type organization is a good place for this.
Social work is a shorter study, works a lot with lonely people in society
Sales.
Social work. I think just a bachelor’s can get you entry level positions. MSW is also “easier” to get (more practice-based learning than hard science). That’s a really noble pursuit. Really cool!
Peer Support Specialist. Depending on your area, there may even be programs that pay for your training. Pay isn’t the best, but they are the stand-ins in areas with lack of qualified therapists.
Drug addiction counselor
I just applied for an MSW after my bachelors degree and MS in another field. It will take years but I as a man, I want to do something very similar.
Get a job that pays the bills and volunteer on the side. This is not really a career outside of psychiatry.
Heh, I could use the help