What is a good career change for a 46 year old burned out mental health/social worker with a Master's degree?

Answer 1

sounds to me like you just need a good break, even a sabatical

I have heard too many times of people making mid-life career changes , only to find that the new career is no better, if not worse than the one they abandoned.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Probably something with a minimal amount of stress. How about a park ranger or maybe you should write a book about the inadequacies of the system you have been working in.

Answer 4

Sounds like you have been carrying other people's troubles on your shoulder. I recommend that you find something where your efforts actually make a measurable difference. Customer service when your customers are an endless trench of problems is not very gratifiying.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

With your degree and all your experience, how about teaching or mentoring. You are in a thankless profession, THANK YOU!!!

Answer 7

I have personal answers to both of your questions. Write to me at my personal email address at [e-mail] . Also, remind me about your dog.

Answer 8

Try to be a consultant.

Answer 9

you can open your own business or work at home