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Are Psychology and Religion compatible concepts?

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Because psychologists call belief in God a delusion created by mentally disturbed people who need to find solace from above.
- You, Optimal, are reasoning like a Marxist from the 1920s, sorry. Psychology, as Adelaide rightly pointed out, is the science of the soul; it does not deny religion, and where did you get such data? There are mentally disturbed people on religious grounds, but there are far fewer of them than those who are mentally disturbed for, for example, social reasons... By the way, most people in the modern world have one or another psychological problem... And, as Ada rightly pointed out, one should not confuse psychology and psychiatry.
And in general, psychologists have their own gods - Freud, Jung, and others.
- well, that's a stretch. Chemists don't consider Mendeleev a god.