以下文章来源于十点人物志 ，作者洋平、三金 十点人物志 . 在这里，遇见每一个值得被记录的人 本文来自微信公众号： 十点人物志 ，作 者：洋平，编辑：三金、野格，头图来自：AI生成 石石一边哭，一边望着她的心理咨询师，她突然发现，茶几对面坐着的这位女咨询师，原来有一张教 导主任的脸。 她的眼睛吊梢着，眉毛高挑，向下的法令纹里还藏着点"刻薄"。石石有点惊讶，明明刚开始见到这位 咨询师时，她还觉得她像自己三四年级的班主任——一位对她很好的温和的女老师。 石石哭完，走出心理咨询室，再也没有回去。 历时近两年，经历了50多次心理咨询，总计花掉4.32万元以后，石石原本希望心理咨询师能帮助她认 识自己，但现在，她觉得自己踩坑了。这位咨询师解决了她一些问题，同时带给她更多的痛苦。 石石并不是孤例。《2023-2024心理健康及行业人群洞察报告》披露：近3年，平台的正式投诉率为 0.17%，即每1000个心理咨询关系中，会发生1.7个投诉。 社交网络上的"非正式投诉"则更多，在各种"心理咨询师避雷"的帖子中，来访者们抱怨着：咨询师突 然提出结束关系且不为自己转介、咨询师在自己哭诉时看手机，甚至有咨询师反而共情了伤害来访者 ...

来源：36氪 心理咨询，是救命稻草还是毒药？ 文｜洋平 编辑｜三金、野格 来源｜十点人物志（ID：sdrenwu） 封面来源｜pexels 石石一边哭，一边望着她的心理咨询师，她突然发现，茶几对面坐着的这位女咨询师，原来有一张教导主任的脸。 她的眼睛吊梢着，眉毛高挑，向下的法令纹里还藏着点"刻薄"。石石有点惊讶，明明刚开始见到这位咨询师时，她还觉得她像自己三四年级的班主任—— 一位对她很好的温和的女老师。 石石哭完，走出心理咨询室，再也没有回去。 历时近两年，经历了50多次心理咨询，总计花掉4.32万元以后，石石原本希望心理咨询师能帮助她认识自己，但现在，她觉得自己踩坑了。这位咨询师解 决了她一些问题，同时带给她更多的痛苦。 石石并不是孤例。《2023-2024心理健康及行业人群洞察报告》披露：近3年，平台的正式投诉率为0.17%，即每1000个心理咨询关系中，会发生1.7个投 诉。 社交网络上的"非正式投诉"则更多，在各种"心理咨询师避雷"的帖子中，来访者们抱怨着：咨询师突然提出结束关系且不为自己转介、咨询师在自己哭诉 时看手机，甚至有咨询师反而共情了伤害来访者的人。 在中国，执业心理咨询师的数量并不算少。 ...

以下文章来源于十点人物志 ，作者洋平、三金 十点人物志 . 在这里，遇见每一个值得被记录的人 心理咨询，是救命稻草还是毒药？ 文 ｜ 洋平 编辑 ｜ 三金、野格 来源｜ 十点人物志（ID：sdrenwu） 封面来源 ｜ pexels 石石一边哭，一边望着她的心理咨询师，她突然发现，茶几对面坐着的这位女咨询师，原来有一张教导主任的脸。 她的眼睛吊梢着，眉毛高挑，向下的法令纹里还藏着点"刻薄"。石石有点惊讶，明明刚开始见到这位咨询师时，她还觉得她像自己三四年级的班主任——一 位对她很好的温和的女老师。 石石哭完，走出心理咨询室，再也没有回去。 历时近两年，经历了50多次心理咨询，总计花掉4.32万元以后，石石原本希望心理咨询师能帮助她认识自己，但现在，她觉得自己踩坑了。这位咨询师解决 了她一些问题，同时带给她更多的痛苦。 石石并不是孤例。《2023-2024心理健康及行业人群洞察报告》披露：近3年，平台的正式投诉率为0.17%，即每1000个心理咨询关系中，会发生1.7个投诉。 作为弱势方，遭遇不公和损害，却可能仅仅是个运气问题。"所谓雷，就是你得踩上去，才会爆炸。"石石说。 在2009年上映的电影《心理医师》中 ...

我来到陶思璇的工作室，她静静地听完了我的遭遇。"我明白了，月亮，现在呢，我们要做一件事，我 们要在这里和离开的宝宝做一次告别，好吗？" ▌月亮姐姐 著 虽然前后只有一两天，我却感觉自己的生活发生了巨变，这变化来得太突然了，我接受不了，恍惚间， 总是觉得自己没有停育，肚子里还有那个小宝宝。眼泪流了好多好多，心情也一直在低谷，甚至有一些 抑郁了，走不出来。 当时我觉得自己有必要寻求一些帮助，就联系了一个朋友，她叫陶思璇，一位非常资深的心理咨询师。 也许，它本来就不是一件理所当然的事。 大约是从那时起，我开始重视怀孕这件事，决定要很认真地准备。 房间里播放着轻柔的音乐，陶思璇用非常非常温柔的声音，引导我闭上眼睛，引导我想象："你可以想 象他的性别，他的样子……看，他现在向你走来了……把你想对他说的话和他说吧……" 不知为什么，我看到向我走来的不止一个孩子，而是好多好多孩子，我在心里对他们说： "不知道你们谁会做我的孩子，谢谢你们选择我。我真的很抱歉，我们的缘分只有12周，但我真的非常 非常爱你。我非常非常舍不得你离开我。希望我们能很快再见面，到时候，希望你还能选择我做你的妈 妈。" 我在心里一遍遍地诉说着对这个还未 ...

Group 1 - The core idea of the articles revolves around the establishment and impact of the women's federation in the transportation and logistics industry in Laibin City, Guangxi, aimed at supporting female workers through various initiatives and services [1][2][4]. - The Laibin City Transportation and Logistics Women's Federation was established in August last year, covering over 500 women in the transportation, logistics, and express delivery sectors [2]. - The federation has set up 12 "Youyou Pavilion" stations to provide essential supplies and emergency items for female workers, enhancing their working conditions and support [3][4]. Group 2 - The federation organizes psychological counseling services at various stations, offering one-on-one support to women in the industry [4]. - The federation has recognized and promoted outstanding female workers, with several women receiving honors for their contributions to the transportation sector [6]. - The federation aims to inspire female workers to engage in entrepreneurship and contribute to the high-quality development of the transportation industry in Laibin City [6].

Case Overview - A defamation case involving two local psychological consulting firms in Xi'an, where Company A sued Company B for damaging its reputation through social media statements [2] - Company B's employees accused Company A of impersonating their services and misleading clients, leading to Company A's claim for a public apology and 50,000 yuan in damages [2] Court Proceedings - The court found that Company A did engage in behavior that mimicked Company B's promotional content, causing client confusion, while Company B's statements were deemed excessive and defamatory [3] - The court ruled that Company B must issue an apology on social media and pay Company A 1,000 yuan in damages, reflecting the limited impact of the defamatory statements [3] Legal Commentary - The judge emphasized that commercial evaluations must be based on facts, and while companies can criticize competitors, they should avoid derogatory language [4] - The ruling highlighted the necessity of evidence linking damages to the alleged defamatory actions, with the court determining compensation based on the degree of fault and impact [5]

Core Viewpoint - The demand for mental health services in China is rapidly increasing due to various societal pressures, with a projected market size of 202.48 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 23.0% [1][7]. Overview - Mental health services are based on psychology, medicine, and sociology, aiming to provide psychological support and intervention for various populations, covering both general and special groups [2][3]. Development History - The establishment of the Chinese Psychological Health Association in 1987 marked the beginning of the industry, with significant developments occurring in the 1990s and a pivotal shift during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, which heightened public awareness of mental health [4][5]. Current Market Status - The increasing pace of life and rising pressures have led to a growing need for mental health services across different demographics, including adolescents, working professionals, and the elderly, contributing to a substantial market demand [6][7]. Market Size and Composition - By 2024, the mental health service market in China is expected to reach 202.48 billion yuan, with psychological counseling services accounting for approximately 50.9%, psychological treatment services for about 44.8%, and general mental health services for around 4.3% [7]. Competitive Landscape - The market participants include traditional medical institutions, professional psychological consulting agencies, internet platforms, and individual practitioners, each with distinct advantages [8][9]. Key Players - Wenzhou Kangning Hospital is a notable private medical group providing comprehensive services for mental health, reporting a revenue of 739 million yuan and a gross profit margin of 25.62% in the first half of 2025 [9]. - Hangzhou Daitiger Information Technology Co., Ltd. operates the Yidianling platform, which has 50 million registered users and offers a wide range of psychological services [10]. Future Development Trends - The mental health service resources are expected to expand from first and second-tier cities to third and fourth-tier cities and rural areas, utilizing telemedicine and mobile internet to bridge service gaps [11]. The industry will also shift from a problem-oriented model to a comprehensive mental health management approach, addressing prevention, assessment, intervention, and rehabilitation [11].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges and inconsistencies within the psychological counseling industry in China, highlighting issues such as the lack of professional standards, the impact of unqualified practitioners, and the evolving perceptions of mental health treatment among the public. Group 1: Industry Challenges - The psychological counseling industry in China has seen rapid growth, but it suffers from a lack of regulatory oversight and professional standards, leading to a proliferation of unqualified practitioners [4][26][31] - The cancellation of the problematic certification for psychological counselors in 2017 did not lead to an immediate improvement in professional standards, resulting in a vacuum of regulation [3][4][26] - Many practitioners lack formal training, with a significant portion of independent counselors holding only a bachelor's degree, and only 13% having a master's degree [26][32] Group 2: Public Perception and Stigma - Despite increasing acceptance of terms like "depression" and "anxiety," there remains a significant stigma surrounding mental health issues in China, making individuals hesitant to seek help [11][12] - The perception of psychological counseling as a sign of failure persists, complicating the willingness of individuals to engage with mental health services [11][12] Group 3: Economic Factors - The cost of psychological counseling varies widely, with fees ranging from 100 to 800 yuan, depending on the practitioner's experience and the platform used [17][19] - Many practitioners struggle financially, with nearly 49% earning less than 50,000 yuan annually, and the high costs of supervision further strain their income [32][36] Group 4: Evolving Counseling Methods - The rise of online counseling has provided a more accessible option for many, particularly for those with social anxiety, but it also presents challenges in establishing deep connections [44][46] - The introduction of AI in psychological counseling is being explored, with some finding AI responses to be more stable and understanding than those of inexperienced human counselors [51][52] Group 5: Future Directions - There is a push towards standardizing the psychological counseling profession in China, with increasing government recognition and support for mental health services [42][43] - The influx of younger professionals into the field is revitalizing the industry, with a significant increase in the number of master's degree students in psychology over the past decade [43]

Core Viewpoint - The series of psychological growth salons for entrepreneurs, organized by Wuhu Lingxi Psychological Consulting Co., aims to address the mental health challenges faced by business leaders in a fast-paced commercial environment, fostering communication and cooperation among them [15][27]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "Let Heart Be Happy, You and Me" psychological growth salon was co-hosted by Wuhu Chaohu Chamber of Commerce and Wuhu Lingxi Psychological Consulting Co., attracting nearly thirty entrepreneurs [20][27]. - The event featured various activities including warm-up games, sharing sessions, and professional guidance from experienced psychologists [21][22]. Group 2: Professional Insights - The salon was led by Zhai Guangjun, a national second-level psychological counselor, who utilized engaging methods to facilitate discussions on common psychological issues faced by entrepreneurs [20][22]. - Participants shared their experiences and challenges, receiving practical advice and techniques for psychological adjustment from the expert [22][26]. Group 3: Impact and Future Plans - The successful execution of these salons has sparked significant interest in mental health among entrepreneurs in Wuhu, providing a platform for relaxation and mutual learning [27]. - Wuhu Lingxi Psychological Consulting Co. plans to continue offering diverse psychological health activities, aiming to enhance the mental well-being of entrepreneurs and the broader community [27].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the alarming issue of unqualified individuals posing as psychological counselors, particularly in Shanghai, leading to serious consequences for vulnerable youth [1][2][3]. Group 1: Industry Overview - The psychological counseling industry lacks a unified national standard for qualification, allowing individuals to easily enter the field without proper credentials [4][6]. - The absence of a national certification for psychological counselors has resulted in a proliferation of training programs that do not ensure quality or safety [1][5]. Group 2: Case Study - A specific case involving a fraudulent counselor, Sun, who falsely claimed extensive experience and qualifications, illustrates the dangers of the current system [1][2]. - Sun's actions led to criminal charges for child molestation, highlighting the severe risks posed to minors seeking help [2][7]. Group 3: Regulatory Challenges - The regulatory framework for psychological counseling is fragmented, with no clear authority overseeing the industry, complicating the identification of legitimate practitioners [7][8]. - Local authorities have begun to take action against fraudulent practices, but comprehensive oversight remains a challenge [7][8]. Group 4: Recommendations for Improvement - Experts suggest enhancing entry management for the industry, including thorough background checks on practitioners and regular public reporting on counseling services [8][9]. - Parents are encouraged to be proactive in understanding their children's psychological needs and verifying the credentials of counselors before engaging their services [9].