Are psychiatrists so useless, do psychiatrists really work?

Different national conditions, different understandings, different styles, different abilities, and different needs.

It's not useless. It's when you don't need them yet.

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Psychologists are mainly engaged in psychological counseling and psychological**. Psychiatrist is a popular term in the context of Chinese culture, and it is a psychological counselor in the European and American categories plus a psychiatrist who mainly uses drugs. So do psychiatrists really work?

Can it really eliminate the problems and illnesses that lie deep within us? Let me give you a detailed answer below.

Psychiatrists certainly work. The psychiatrist is the analysis and guidance of the problem. Many psychological problems are psychological extremism (such as low self-esteem, fear) and external social factors (such as study, workplace pressure, etc.); Emotions such as the divorce and death of relatives) and one's own thoughts (because the experience is different from ordinary people, the thinking is also different from ordinary people); The role of a psychiatrist is like allowing a pool of stagnant water to melt into the sea, allowing people to experience the feelings of ordinary people.

However, not all psychiatrists are very professional and can find the key to psychological problems, and even if they find problems, they are not necessarily able to solve them, so some doctors who follow the book and cannot understand the problems of psychological patients will not help you after consultation, and will only deepen your prejudice. A psychologist who is able to solve problems and understands you (not verbally, I understand you) is a useful psychologist.

Psychologists and parents are in different positions and have different emotional patterns in their relationships. What the psychiatrist obtains is temporary, attachment necessary for the onset of the psychiatrist. To be successful, the relationship must exist, and the child must be fully committed.

The psychiatrist cannot replace the parents, he does not do it to make the parents feel that he is more "good" with the children than they are, that they are bad parents.

1) Psychological crisis intervention: Psychological counseling when a person encounters heavy psychological trauma and blows, such as the loss of ideals, goals and careers, the accidental death of a loved one, the deterioration of interpersonal relationships, etc., which leads to a sharp mental breakdown.

2) Counseling on life problems: including love, marriage, family and sexual problems, choices for further education and employment, maladjustment, learning difficulties, poor child behavior, interpersonal problems, and various mental health problems such as alcohol and drug dependence.

3) Counseling for physical and mental diseases: The occurrence, development and prognosis of many physical diseases, such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, tumors, etc., are also related to psychosocial factors, and psychological counseling can be carried out in a timely manner, so as to relieve psychological pressure and prevent the aggravation of physical diseases.

4) Counseling on other mental health issues: Psychological counseling can also be provided for family and group mental health issues.