
The Firefly Forest Psychiatric Clinic
萤火之森精神科
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 234k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
88Chapters
80Favorites
7.0Score
2Nutrient gifts
360Clicks per chapter
24Comments
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DaDa, do you have a readership or something? I really like people like DaDa.
Although it's too late to tell now... The author also please take care of your body.
The third one? When I was chasing Ming Ke, I basically never misled the criminal...
The Dragon Boat Festival started before Qu Yuan threw himself into the river, right?
QAQ suddenly seems to have forgotten to mention something People who work in psychology professions in Japan are generally: Psychiatrists: Most of them graduated from medical schools, have medical licenses and prescribing rights, work in relevant departments of hospitals or open clinics, and may or may not understand psychology (don't believe the latter, they will just prescribe medicine for you, which is not helpful at all). For example, Kyosuke, although he majored in psychology at university, he chose to study psychiatry in medical school when he was in graduate school. Clinical Psychologist: Somewhat similar to domestic psychological counselors, you can become a clinical psychologist after obtaining the certificate of psychological counselor. You can provide psychological consultation and psychotherapy, but you do not have the right to prescribe. Usually work in a psychological clinic or as an assistant physician in a hospital. Usually people come from a psychology background, and this is the case for Asuna. There is no such thing as a counselor in Japan, only the so-called "counselor, counselor" as a general term, and the word psychiatrist itself is also a general term. If there is confusion between a doctor and a counselor, the term psychiatrist is used. But in the country, psychologists are generally psychiatrists, and counselors are two different things QAQ So psychology majors please stop complaining about QAQ Those who are not majoring in psychology must not get confused. The mental health systems and names for relevant practitioners in China and Japan are different! If you don't have a medical license in China, you can't be considered a "psychiatrist", you can only be a "counselor"!
Because I heard that some people skip reading the copywriting and don't read what the author has to say, so I'll post it in the comment section QAQ The second part has been released. You can find QAQ from the author's website or click on the portal above the copywriting. You can also go to QWWQ.
Well, personality disorder can't be diagnosed directly like this, it's too hasty_(:зゝ∠)_At least do a psychological test before making a diagnosis, and you should talk to the client and the client's family... I like this kind of subject matter, and I hope the author will work hard.
Speaking of which, I am also reading about the Enneagram... Although there are many works about psychiatrists in Jinjiang, there are no such detailed introductions like the author's.
This is awesome. The author really knows Japanese.
Very good idea, huh?