Do you think psychologists can help emotional patients? Or the love of one s own friends and family

Psychiatrist, of course!

If it is a general emotional venting, I personally feel that it is better to have a good relationship with friends and family, everyone's power is unlimited, and you can also feel the care of your family, a warm and warm family. After all, the cost of a psychiatrist is high, and it is impossible to afford to find a psychiatrist whenever there is a little bit of trouble.

If it is a more serious psychological problem, I personally think it is better to see a psychologist. Psychologists have a set of suitable programs, which are more effective for them.

Personal opinion...

To say that two equally important people must have never seen a psychiatrist. If you or your friend is emotionally ill, it is advisable to see a psychologist.

If there is really any psychological problem, then the psychologist will help you find out the problem and teach you how to solve it, of course, at this time, you need the care and help of friends and family.

The love of friends and family is more important. After all, psychiatrists are just outsiders, and no one loves them more than their own family.

If you encounter a psychologist who hurts the egg, you're afraid you'll go crazy......

The role of a psychiatrist is to guide, but not to guide, but the role is very large, sometimes after a little way and skill will have a great effect, but if it is maintained, it still needs the cooperation of the family

Patients with mental illness need both.

Wise love works better than any doctor.

Seeing this topic, I very much wanted Amway to make a movie "The Sixth Sense". Although this one is under the banner of suspense, the ending is very **. Through this movie, perhaps you will have a deeper understanding of the role that a psychiatrist, strictly speaking, a qualified psychiatrist can play.

Synopsis. The film tells the story of a nine-year-old boy, Cole, who claims to be able to see the deceased, and the psychiatrist Melcom wants to do it for him, but is not accepted, and Cole believes that no one can help him get out of the current situation. But with Dr. Melcon's insistence, Cole finally let down his guard, let the doctor understand his problem, and slowly accepted his advice, but the ending of the story is unexpected.

If you just watch the synopsis of the film, you may be a little scratchy. What does this have to do with psychiatrists?

At the beginning of the film, the little boy is regarded as an outlier by his classmates because of all kinds of weird behaviors, and he is isolated and ostracized, and even his mother thinks that he is a little abnormal. At this time, the psychiatrist Melcom appeared, and although he didn't quite believe what the little boy said at first, he still chose to listen patiently. Isn't that one of the roles of a psychiatrist?

Later, Malcon gradually won the trust of the little boy, and also confirmed that the little boy was indeed able to see the deceased, and helped the little boy solve a very important matter, at that moment, Malcon was the only person who trusted the little boy. This is also the role of the psychiatrist, to trust the confidant, to let the confidant know that he is not alone.

The end of the film sublimates the whole theme, but in order to avoid spoilers, I won't go into details. In short, this movie made me realize that the listening and trust of the psychiatrist will make lonely people no longer lonely and let people get out of the cycle of self-isolation.

Hope the above text is helpful to you.