Psychologist Develops Culturally Sensitive Therapy Model

Professor Zheng Richang, a leading figure in applied psychology and social psychological services in China, has been instrumental in establishing psychological counseling courses in universities and promoting the country's school psychological counseling system. A psychologist has developed 'Yin-Yang Variable Transformation Therapy' to address unique Chinese psychological characteristics, stating that Western scales are inadequate. In severe cases, hospitalization is necessary to restore physical strength and energy before psychological therapy can be effective. The source also noted that urban dwellers' pursuit of body image can lead to issues like overeating or binge eating. The program features scholars and experts explaining the medical stories of famous ancient Chinese physicians in simple language with vivid examples to illustrate the profound wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine. A psychologist has established the 'Yin Yang Bian Zheng' therapy model, asserting that traditional Western psychological assessments are inadequate for Chinese cultural contexts. A psychologist noted that individuals react differently to the same medication, citing an example of a Japanese cold medicine causing vomiting in one child and diarrhea in another. The psychologist, who previously worked as a family doctor, expressed confusion when patients' doctors could not explain these varied responses. The doctors stated that medication only suppresses symptoms and that individual reactions naturally differ. The psychologist said lifelong learning, having learned computer skills at 50 and obtained a driver's license at 60 to facilitate self-driving travel. The psychologist also noted that children of highly intelligent parents sometimes exhibit unique psychosomatic symptoms.