Who would study psychology unless they had some issues?! Chapter 93 - 93 92 The Help of Family Members

93: Chapter 92 The “Help” of Family mbers 93: Chapter 92 The “Help” of Family mbers Lu Jia was graceful without losing decorum.

When Lu Jia apologized, the visitor’s family quickly glanced at the small reception area.

First, they stared at Lu Jia’s face for a while, then their gaze moved downwards.

Upon touching jewelry, clothes, and shoes, it recoiled as if electrocuted.

Her voice lowered a bit, holding tea in her left hand and fanning herself with a brochure from the Yan Nuo Center in her right hand, she said nonchalantly:

“Is psychological consultation really this lucrative now?”

Nan Zhubin looked at the docunts, indicating this person was the visitor’s wife.

His eyebrows involuntarily furrowed.

“I heard you, directly sent a teacher from Jiang University’s law school because of a previous visitor?”

A voice suddenly sounded from behind Nan Zhubin.

Turning around, he saw a chin adorned with a handso beard.

It turned out that during the ti Nan Zhubin was observing, Teacher Hu sohow had approached him from behind.

This man had initially stopped Nan Zhubin from getting involved with Chen Ting and Wang An during a lecture at Jiang University.

However, this action was actually to protect Nan Zhubin as a Psychological Consultant.

After all, although everything seems fine from the results; in reality, any misstep in the intervention with Chen Ting could have made it impossible for Nan Zhubin to continue in the entire psychological consultation circle.

Teacher Hu admitted he couldn’t achieve this level, even if given the opportunity he wouldn’t do it.

It was for this reason that Teacher Hu had rather complicated feelings towards Nan Zhubin.

“What about this visitor?

You won’t create so big scene to cure him, will you?”

Listening to Teacher Hu’s teasing, Nan Zhubin smirked: “Chen Ting’s situation was indeed special, normal psychological consultation isn’t this convoluted…”

Teacher Hu felt Nan Zhubin had a point.

After all, it’s just psychological consultation, if every visitor was such an extre case, consultants would be collecting life-buying money instead of consultation fees.

“Is this a real case of {depression}?”

Teacher Hu craned his neck to glance at Lu Jia and the visitor’s family outside, and within a few looks, he frowned.

“Such guardians always feel bad for depression…

what do you plan to do?”

Nan Zhubin made a gesture indicating not to ask further: “Let’s first understand the basic situation, also don’t know which data can be used.

As for the rest…

I signed a confidentiality agreent.”

The general issues and appearance of visitors are inevitable for other consultants at the sa consultation center, they just know.

But when it cos to the actual specifics, not even Shen Bing is qualified to know.

Of course, agreents are agreents, rules are rules, actual implentation still depends on the person.

Teacher Hu now knew about Nan Zhubin’s persistence with certain rules and shrugged, not saying more.

And Nan Zhubin also saw the visitor had finished filling out the form in the consultation room.

Thus he turned around, stepped into another consultation room, and began preparing the process.

…

{Depression} absolutely belongs to the category of {ntal illness}.

Especially since the current visitor had a history of dication and consultation.

Although Nan Zhubin seed brimming with confidence when speaking with Weng Pinting, upon actual reception, he still devoted himself entirely.

He first set out to conduct case conceptualization, forming an initial impression of the visitor from multiple angles.

For other first etings with visitors showing signs of {depression}, it typically requires professional scales and inquiries to distinguish so-called {depressive mood} from {depression}.

This step can be achieved through scales, mainly the SDS Depression Rating Scale and SCL-90 Self-Assessnt Scale.

Although according to the materials brought by the visitor, there were clearly symptoms and treatnt processes related to depression, Nan Zhubin, out of caution, still reviewed them afresh.

Anyway, it didn’t take long.

After confirming depression, the next string of information had to be confird, including the latest episode of depression, the initial episode of depression, and most importantly—the suicide assessnt.

These would be presented to the visitor in written form first, and Nan Zhubin would verify them during consultation.

At this mont, Nan Zhubin was sitting alone in the consultation room.

After the visitor had completed the scale and questionnaire, there was a few-minute respite, during which Nan Zhubin quickly browsed through what the other had written.

Then he integrated this information in his mind, forming a rough idea.

Click—

The visitor’s tea break ended, stepping into the consultation room.

Nan Zhubin imdiately looked up, displaying a natural and warm smile.

He braced his left hand on his knee as if to stand up, using his right hand to gesture towards the sofa:

“Please have a seat.”

“Ah…

thank you,” the visitor replied after a two-second delay.

Nan Zhubin tid it so that when the visitor sat down, he was halfway standing up.

As the visitor sat down, he smoothly sat down as well.

It perfectly expressed the consultant’s politeness and care but didn’t show excessive formality or emphasis.

Nan Zhubin combined his gathered information and began to scrutinize the visitor.

The visitor is male, thirty-six years old, just over 1.7 ters tall.

Very thin.

His cheeks visibly sunken, with faint dark circles, the whole person involuntarily exuding the word “tired.”

When he t Nan Zhubin’s gaze, he gave Nan Zhubin a smile.

“Hello.”

{Corners of the mouth lifted, eyes cornered as well.}

{However, the intensity is wrong, the speed is wrong.}

The transmission of emotion causing expression change happens quickly, especially expressions like surprise and happiness, where the peak is fleeting.

{But his smile maintained a stable level, lasting more than 3 seconds.}

It’s a bit tricky.

The most notable feature of depression is being subrged in a depressive mood for a prolonged period, consequently blunting responses to external stimuli.

Don’t ntion happiness, even emotions like anger and surprise will drop to a very low level.

So depression patients, after prolonged therapeutic intervention, beco aware of the burden their state imposes on those around them.

They might feel uncomfortable with excessive concern from others or simply not want to trouble others, thus learning to “perform” emotions.

{Smiling depression} is evolved from this.

These perford emotions might lead consultants without expertise in this field to misjudge, overestimating the patient’s recovery level.

If the degree is severe, it might even result in tragic outcos.

It is considerably challenging in consultations.

Like this visitor in front of him, he evidently already knows how to perform “smiles.”