Non-psychology majors can do textual research, but I suggest you think twice before you do it. It may not be difficult to get a certificate. It's hard to figure out why you have to do it, and you can't do it for textual research!

Psychology is a "golden collar" profession called "bright future" by many training institutions. However, you should know that the so-called ratio of population to consultants in the United States is just the wishful thinking of a consulting and training institution for China.

Our national conditions can't be compared with those of the United States, what's more, in the United States, the qualification for psychological counseling is at least a doctorate. Maybe the news is not accurate, but you can imagine how the consultants trained in our country for three months can compare with them.

The current situation in our country is that our psychological counseling has not been included in the scope of medical insurance, and it is really a luxury for the rich, but there are not enough people, and there are very few psychological counselors who rely on full-time counseling to survive.

Although the sentence "the future is bright and the road is bumpy" seems nothing, it still makes sense. If you are rich, it doesn't hurt to make some contributions to psychology!