Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of a comprehensive social psychological service system in Wudi County, Shandong Province, aimed at enhancing public mental health and social stability through a structured approach involving various stakeholders and resources [1][2]. Group 1: Service System Structure - The "1+1+3" service system includes a government-led resource coordination mechanism, with participation from various departments such as health, education, and civil affairs [2]. - The first "1" emphasizes establishing a basic positioning for the service system, ensuring government leadership and collaboration among relevant departments [2]. - The second "1" focuses on strengthening technical support by enhancing the capabilities of psychological health guidance stations through professional staffing and resource integration [3]. Group 2: Collaborative Network - The "3" represents the establishment of a three-tiered psychological service network at the county, town, and village levels, facilitating coordinated efforts among medical institutions [4]. - Village-level services focus on public education and individual counseling, while town-level services prioritize targeted screening and intervention for vulnerable groups [4]. - County-level services are responsible for consultation and treatment, with initiatives like the establishment of a mental health hospital and psychological clinics to improve service delivery [4]. Group 3: Talent Development - The "3+3" talent cultivation model involves forming three professional teams and establishing three training mechanisms to enhance service delivery [5]. - A total of 29 mental health professionals and 52 psychological health specialists have been trained to provide services across various community settings [5]. - Volunteer teams have been mobilized to promote mental health awareness and education, contributing to the overall improvement of public mental health literacy [5]. Group 4: Innovative Practices - The "N" action plans include various initiatives such as offline and online campaigns to promote mental health awareness and education [7][8]. - Community-based actions involve recruiting local liaison officers to identify and address psychological issues within the community [8]. - Special attention is given to vulnerable groups, with coordinated efforts among multiple departments to provide psychological support and interventions [9].