Crazy Psychologist

Whether therapists should have their own moral attitudes or clearly state their own positions has always been a controversial topic, and this controversy is not a debate, nor is it a topic that everyone will discuss in public.

But Muchun knew that many therapists and psychiatrists not only in China but also abroad often encountered such troubles. There was a case in North America about such a troublesome matter.

A man diagnosed with intermittent mental disorder killed his two children. When the jury dealt with this case, more than a hundred psychiatrists, therapists, etc. were invited.

When they were asked whether such behavior should be judged as murder and severely punished, these experts all acted particularly "neutral".

They said something like this: If the defendant happened to be in a state of mental disorder when he saw the two children, we believe that the probability of such a state needs further verification, which requires certain time and methods.

They also said: It is also worthy of reference to judge the case based on his usual relationship with his children.

Some of them also said: When reviewing such a case, the focus should indeed be on the emotional situation of the defendant's family of origin. Even knowing whether the defendant was raised by his grandparents would be of certain significance to the case.

Some experts said:! ! ! !

Other experts also said:! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

A judge with a not-so-gentle temper couldn't help but say in court, "You are the top experts in this field. You have studied professional theories for so many years. You have been working in this field for several years, more than ten years, and several years." ten years.

Now, can’t you even say the simplest words? "

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Having no position, being neutral and not expressing his or her own attitude, a transparent psychosomatic doctor seems to be a wise choice. Doctors are a highly respected profession in North America and a job that requires great care. So a strange phenomenon gradually formed. They seemed to be saying something, using some unclear or even unfamiliar language and awkward grammar to explain something, but in fact they didn't seem to say anything important.

Just as the judge was angry, they had no perspective or attitude.

Due to the high incidence of respiratory infectious diseases, this year's Mental Health Annual Conference was postponed to March.

Muchun was able to have time to treat two very important patients, one of whom was Hong Ling.

When Hong Ling came for follow-up consultation, her condition was still very bad, but Muchun told her that the most critical and important period in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder is when the patient can no longer bear it. This is the beginning of everything getting better.

Most patients will have a moment when they suddenly want to seek help. This is the best time to start treatment.

He will do his best to help her get through this period together, and will be with her to deal with this demon at any time in the future.

"I think it's my fault." Hong Ling always said.

In her opinion, because she thought about the use of her grandma's life, her family would often quarrel over her.

But grandma was very patient and kind to her.

Later, when grandma died, Hong Ling became afraid. She didn't dare to say the word grandma to anyone. She felt that she had violated some kind of taboo just by mentioning the word.

After the first follow-up consultation, Muchun assigned Hong Ling some homework.

He told Hong Ling that misconceptions such as that my grandma's death was caused by me are important problems for patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

After this mechanism is split, it will be:

A. Triggering events (situations or events that cause anxiety)

For example: mention the word grandma or milk.

B. Unrealistic evaluation (irrational thoughts automatically appear)

For example: It’s because I wonder why she doesn’t die

C.Misconception

For example: It’s because of my thoughts.

D: excessive anxiety

At this time, patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder will become excessively anxious.

E: Neutralize sexual ritual behavior

Excessive cleaning, checking and repeating an action.

Muchun told Hong Ling that after writing out all the questions, they could form a circle.

One way to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder is to take a pair of scissors and cut off the circle A-E.

In fact, it is okay to interrupt anywhere.

Hong Ling followed Muchun's request and brought his homework to the outpatient clinic during the second follow-up visit.

Muchun found something that surprised him - Hong Ling actually cleaned his hair.

"Have you washed your hair?" Muchun said happily.

Hong Ling touched his long, silky hair and said with a smile: "Yes, I don't know why, but one day I felt very good. I didn't think about anything, I just thought about washing my hair and making it clean. , I want to be a new person.

My mother was so happy that day and asked me if I could go to school? "

"go to school?"

Muchun didn't understand.

"Yes, I'm home from school." Hong Ling said apologetically, as if she had done something wrong.

"So according to these methods, where did you interrupt?"

"here."

Hong Ling clicked on the D position on the drawing drawn by Mu Chun, "I think I need to fight against this anxiety, and then I should delay the time to reach E."

Muchun looked at Hong Ling in surprise. He thought these words were familiar, but he couldn't remember where he heard them.

Hong Ling added, "I didn't come up with this myself. It's very strange. In fact, the painting that Dr. Muchun drew for me that day was painted by a teacher before, but I can't find the painting. "

"Is there a teacher?" Muchun felt a headache. He rarely felt headaches.

Hong Ling said with a very certain look: "I even suspect that Dr. Muchun is that teacher."

When Hong Ling said this, Muchun was even more troubled.

"Two years ago, I saw a forum on the Internet. There were many, many people like me on it. Everyone was talking about their own problems. Some people had to take twenty baths a day, and some were counting all the time. .

At that time, a girl left a message for me. She told me that I could try the email address on the forum. The teacher was very, very good and a very good person.

I tried to send an email to the teacher, and his reply was very slow. I didn’t know whether he was a boy or a girl, but the girl seemed to know very well. In my opinion, the girl seemed to know the teacher very well. , I still remember that girl’s online name, her name was ‘Xiao Si’, and she was studying law at Xia Dong University at that time.

When Xiaosi mentioned the teacher, she used the word "him" next to him. So I guess it was a male teacher who was emailing me back.

In fact, I was really touched at that time. I felt that there were still people in this world who were helping me. There were still people in this world who had experienced the same pain as me. With his analysis and help, I already felt that I could try. To fight against this terrible thought, I can slowly fight against it, and then slowly get better. "

"Even sometimes, some diseases will heal on their own." Mu Chun said gently.

After Hong Ling heard this, he looked at Mu Chun in surprise and even horror, "That teacher also said this."

Muchun had another headache.

Caught off guard, he even felt like vomiting as something was surging inside his body.

Fortunately, Hong Ling said he would go home to review and prepare to resume school. After she left, Mu Chuncai lay down by the pool and vomited for a long time, but nothing came out.

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March around the sea, early spring, the spring scenery is bright.

Xie Xiaofei was left in Xie Chunping's hometown and couldn't even go to school.

Under the pretext of a business trip, Xie Chunping secretly returned to his hometown to take Xie Xiaofei back to Huanghai. After staying one night in a hotel near Huayuanqiao Community Health Center, he came to the hospital early the next morning.

"Hello, are there any outpatient clinics in the Department of Psychosomatics today?" Xie Chunping asked at the nurse's desk.

Liu Tiantian looked at the little boy next to Xie Chunping and thought he looked very good-looking. He immediately felt very good and pointed to the direction of the stairs, "It's on the fifth floor. Remember to register."

"Okay, if I take my child to see a doctor, can I use my child's medical insurance card or my own?"

Xie Chunping planned to ask more clearly. This time he really hoped to solve Xie Xiaofei's problem.

"Of course the child's medical insurance card needs to be used for medical treatment. If you want to see a doctor, use your medical insurance card. If both of you are sick, then both of you should register."

Xie Chunping felt that Liu Tiantian made it very clear. After thanking him, he took Xie Xiaofei to register and then walked to the fifth floor.

The moment he saw Muchun, Xie Xiaofei let out a few strange screams, and Xie Chunping subconsciously covered his mouth.

"It's okay, let him relax." Muchun immediately jumped up from the chair, walked to Xie Xiaofei, squatted down, and took Xie Chunping's hand away from Xie Xiaofei's face.

"Is it you?" Muchun said.

"Is it uncle?" Xie Xiaofei looked very happy.

"Very good, very good, uncle, come and help you."

After Mu Chun finished speaking, he took Xie Xiaofei's hand and walked to his seat. After he sat down, Mu Chun took out milk and sandwiches from the refrigerator.

"Are you hungry? What do you want to eat?" Muchun asked.

"I'm not hungry, da."

Xie Chunping frowned, feeling that he might never get used to this kind of sound.

"I have met this child, and you have come to me to ask about attention issues. In addition, I have also met the child's mother at the Raohai Music Center."

After Muchun finished speaking, Xie Chunping nodded slowly, "Well, I came to see the doctor. The main problem is the child's problem, which is giving us a headache. I wonder why he is shaking and screaming strangely like this?"

"It's a rather interesting question." Muchun said with a smile.

Seeing the doctor's smile, Xie Chunping felt much better. He had been depressed since the New Year until today, and now he finally felt a little relaxed.

"Does that mean it's easy to cure? Don't worry. Is it just like a cold?" Xie Chunping asked tentatively.

At this moment, Xie Xiaofei's attention was attracted by the piano beside him. He turned around and looked at the piano.

"Want to play?" Muchun asked.

Xie Xiaofei looked at Xie Chunping, waiting for his father to agree.

Xie Chunping said quickly: "It's okay if the doctor says it's okay, but you're not allowed to play blindly. Pianos are very expensive."

"Yeah." Xie Xiaofei nodded obediently.

Muchun walked to the piano, opened the cover, and played a line of the C major scale.

Then I asked Xie Xiaofei to try playing.

Xie Xiaofei squinted his eyes and tilted his head to look at Mu Chun and smiled.

"Does it sound good?" Muchun asked.

"It sounds great. I went to a concert with my mother last time and I thought the sound of the piano was super nice. It was the best of all the sounds I have ever heard."

Muchun was also very surprised that Xie Xiaofei would say such things.

Then, because he was happy, Xie Xiaofei started playing quickly on the piano, shaking his body with the feeling of hitting the keys up and down with his hands while playing.

Xie Chunping looked at it and was worried about what Xie Xiaofei would do if he broke the piano like this, and the way he played the piano randomly was really uncultured.

So Xie Chunping suddenly walked to Xie Xiaofei and pulled Xie Xiaofei out from the piano.

"You can't play like this, do you hear me?" Xie Chunping's voice was a bit stern, almost like a reprimand.

Xie Xiaofei suddenly became frightened, his shoulders began to shake, and his mouth made clicking sounds.

Xie Chunping quickly called Mu Chun, "Doctor Mu, Doctor Mu, look, this is it, this child is like this."

"Okay, I know, don't worry."

Muchun walked to Xie Xiaofei, squatted in front of him, put his hands gently on Xie Xiaofei's shoulders, and said, "Do you remember what I taught you when I was in the concert hall? Relax, relax."

Just as Muchun was telling Xie Xiaofei how to slow down his breathing to control this uncomfortable twitching, Xie Chunping's phone suddenly rang.

On the other side, Li Xiaoyun already knew that Xie Chunping had taken Xie Xiaofei back from his hometown to Huanhai. He called Xie Chunping angrily. After scolding him, he stared at Xie Chunping and asked, "Where is Xie Xiaofei?"

Fifteen minutes later, Li Xiaoyun rushed to the hospital and saw Xie Xiaofei playing randomly on the piano.

Li Xiaoyun was already very angry. Her husband secretly took the child back to Luohai behind her back. Li Xiaoyun was furious about this incident. Now that she is better, she felt even more uncomfortable when she saw Xie Xiaofei misbehaving in the hospital. The grumpy Li Xiaoyun had sex with Xie Chunping in the outpatient room. There was a quarrel.

With this noise, Xie Xiaofei made a strange noise again.

Li Xiaoyun was really angry and rushed to the child and slapped him.

At this time, Xie Chunping couldn't help it anymore, "How long have I tolerated you? Why are you doing this? If your child is not good, you blame me. What can I do?

If your child embarrasses you, you will leave your child in your hometown. Do you still lose your temper when you come to the hospital to see a doctor?

Is this what you do as a mother? "

Li Xiaoyun didn't think so. She felt that everything she did was good for the child. If the child was embarrassed in a big city, it would be better to go to the small village where his grandparents lived. At least no one there would look down on him.

But Xie Chunping knew the situation in his hometown too well, and it would not be as good as Li Xiaoyun imagined, because the old people in his hometown started talking about finding a master to exorcise Xie Xiaofei's evil spirits on the third day of Xie Xiaofei's stay there.

Xie Xiaofei was so frightened that he hid in the room and did not dare to go out.