美国彭博社：心理医生需要从诊室走进社交媒体

Group 1 - The article discusses the trend of individuals using social media for self-diagnosis of mental health issues, highlighting both the benefits and drawbacks of this practice [1][2] - High costs and long wait times for professional mental health services drive individuals to seek "instant diagnoses" online, with therapy appointments ranging from $800 to over $10,000 [1] - The anonymity of social media platforms attracts users, allowing them to explore their conditions without publicly disclosing their issues [1] Group 2 - Self-diagnosis can lead to increased risks, such as self-medication and exacerbation of mental health problems due to algorithm-driven content loops [2] - Despite the risks, social media has created a space for discussions on mental health, providing a voice for those marginalized by traditional healthcare [2] - Collaboration between mental health professionals and content creators is suggested as a way to improve the quality of information shared on social media [2][3] Group 3 - Mental health professionals lack training on how to effectively engage with audiences on social media, which limits their ability to counter misinformation [3] - There is a need for professionals to step out of their comfort zones and utilize social media to disseminate accurate mental health knowledge [3]