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What branch of psychology would be ideal for me?

So I am considering the field of psychology. I'd really love to make a difference in the lives and minds of others, and teach and lead people who are struggling with life and their mental health. Ultimately I want to transform the lives of others. However, I do not want to be tied to a desk, in an office, with the same routine day-in and day-out. I'd really like the opportunity to have frequent travel, but I'm not sure travel psychology is right for me either, as it seems to focus more on the psychology behind travel itself rather than aiding suffering minds (if I'm wrong about this, please correct me.) So that said, do you have any suggestions for me? Thanks.
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Working as a school psychologist could be interesting. You would not be stuck behind a desk and would get to work with students one-on-one. Low-income schools are particularly in need of school psychologist because their student population suffer through lots of complex trauma. 

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Also, to accommodate your need for travel, you could look into an NGO that travels to other countries where disasters or other traumatic events have occured. Often there are populations who need counseling for things such as genocide, natural disasters, or war. 

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Let us know if these are jobs you are interested in or steer us in a better direction if you are interested in other ideas besides treating trauma.