Ministers have a direct impact on the lives of many people. They lead and conduct religious services, deliver spiritual and moral guidance and support, and perform other duties according to their faith. They may collaborate with other ministry professionals as well as volunteers.

Ministers can serve in numerous settings, including local churches or parishes, institutional chaplaincy, and faith-based non-profit organizations. They also practice in specialized fields like youth and family ministry or worship ministry.

As a psychology professional, you could explore and apply the principles of cognition, emotion, social dynamics, and more, using your knowledge to benefit individuals and organizations.

Psychology professionals work in many niches, helping with everything from tackling mental health challenges to accelerating workplace effectiveness to improving our criminal justice system. Through the practical application of psychology, you can develop real-world solutions that shape a better, brighter future and make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals and communities.