Breaking down mental barriers is a lifelong lesson.
Librarian Cen Xiaozhi sought help from Zhang Dacheng, a well-known psychological counselor in Tongcheng, because her son was tired of studying. Later, he entered the psychological counseling industry and witnessed many cases involving marriage, education, and family of origin: depression, anxiety, fear of marriage, sweetness, hollow disease, burnout... Speech therapy, hypnosis, simulated suicide note, sand table deduction, family therapy... Everyone has a hidden wound in their heart, deep or shallow. How do we reconcile with our parents, children, and lovers? Continue to fight or overcome obstacles and start over? If you can't break the mental barriers, can you continue to live with problems?
"Psychological Counselor" is a novel set in the psychological counseling industry. It puts a lot of psychological knowledge into real-life cases. The heroine Cen Xiaozhi is like you and me in daily life, leading readers to find answers in the strange and mysterious industry of psychological counseling.
Reader comments
This book shows the true face of the psychological counseling industry through case after case, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of psychological issues. The cases in the book are close to life and can easily resonate with people. Just like Grandpa Langya in "The Worry-Relief Grocery Store", psychological counselors help people solve their worries. At the same time, this book also reminds me of "Mr. Toad Goes to a Psychologist". The book mentions: "The person who can help you is yourself, and only you." We all need to continue to learn and break down mental barriers on the journey of life.
It's hard to evaluate my current level. I will evaluate it again in a few years.
This book shows the true face of the psychological counseling industry through case after case, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of psychological issues. The cases in the book are close to life and can easily resonate with people. Just like Grandpa Langya in "The Worry-Relief Grocery Store", psychological counselors help people solve their worries. At the same time, this book also reminds me of "Mr. Toad Goes to a Psychologist". The book mentions: "The person who can help you is yourself, and only you." We all need to continue to learn and break down mental barriers on the journey of life.
It's hard to evaluate my current level. I will evaluate it again in a few years.