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].

Group 1 - The provincial health system is implementing comprehensive measures to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the college entrance examination, including improving the medical emergency system and enhancing public health security [1] - A provincial medical guarantee leadership group has been established to create emergency plans and select nearby hospitals as designated medical support facilities during the examination period [1] - Medical personnel have been organized into support teams, equipped with necessary emergency medications and equipment, and ambulances will be stationed at key locations to ensure timely medical assistance [1] Group 2 - The health system is also focusing on the psychological well-being of students by providing 24-hour psychological support hotlines and free psychological assessments during the examination period [2] - The provincial meteorological bureau has forecasted high temperatures ranging from 30°C to 36°C during the examination days, prompting health authorities to advise students on maintaining hydration and appropriate clothing [2] - Students are warned to be vigilant for symptoms of heat-related illnesses and to seek immediate medical attention if they experience discomfort during the examination [2]

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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges faced by a mother regarding her daughter's prolonged psychological counseling, highlighting the potential pitfalls of focusing excessively on "original family trauma" without tangible progress in the child's life [1][3][4]. Group 1: Psychological Counseling Dynamics - The daughter has been in counseling for a year and a half but shows no improvement in returning to school, instead becoming more critical of her parents [1][3]. - The daughter has learned psychological terminology and uses it to evaluate her parents, indicating a possible cognitive trap known as defensive rationalization [3][4]. - The article suggests that the focus on original family issues may lead to a victim mentality, hindering the child's ability to confront real-life challenges [4][5]. Group 2: Recommendations for Improvement - It is recommended to introduce a family systems perspective in counseling, utilizing techniques like family sculpting and creating a generational relationship map [4][5]. - A dual therapist model is suggested, where the current therapist focuses on emotional aspects while a new therapist addresses behavioral training [5]. - Establishing new family interaction rules, such as using a "safety word" to pause discussions that become overly theoretical, is advised to improve communication [5].