11. Carers and Community Workers work in a variety of settings, such as mental health, people with disabilities, people with learning difficulties, children, adults, older people etc. These roles require a keen understanding of the human mind is definitely an important part of social work.
12. Horticultural Therapists help clients with difficulties, such as disabilities, illnesses and injuries to improve their mental and physical health and well-being through plant and nature-based activities. They can work in prisons, hospitals, rehabilitation centres, special schools. You can be employed or work for yourself, running your own business helping people with their mental and physical health generally.
13. Ecotherapists help people to improve their mental health through nature-based activities, such as forest bathing, walking, creative activities connecting with nature.
14. Creative Therapists can use a range of different creative activities to help people improve their mental health. For example, crafting, dramatherapy, art therapy, or writing therapy.
15. Marketing Specialists can use psychology in a variety of ways. For example, using psychological principles to improve advertising and understanding how consumers behave when making purchasing decisions. Understanding consumer trends and fashions. It can also help in all areas of marketing, by helping us to understand more about why people buy and how they buy. A detailed understanding of human behaviour, being a sociable person and enjoying interacting with people are useful skills and experience for working in marketing.
16. Talent Acquisition and Recruitment Specialists – Talent acquisition involves recruiting high quality staff to organisations. Using psychological assessments, testing, behaviour profiling etc can help organisations to recruit the best staff, and staff who are likely to stay with them in the long term.