Smiling Growth: Cases of University Student Mental Health Education

Author: Kong Yan
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: As the sister volume to "University Students' Mental Health Education," this book differs from typical collections of psychological counseling cases. It is a crystallization of the research and practical achievements of several frontline psychological educators. Grounded in positivity, it focuses on the psychological growth of university students. On the operational level, it is divided into five major sections—research and practice plans, group counseling plans, individual counseling plans, case notes on psychological disorders, and the operational garden of psychological education. Through 60 cases, it progressively showcases the trajectory of university students' psychological growth, highlighting the mainstream characteristics of modern students as sunny and developmental. It is a book with a novel perspective, broad thinking, and significant practical value. It is not only suitable for the teaching and management of psychological education in universities but also for self-study by students and reference by parents. Additionally, the abundant empirical data it provides offers rich material for researchers in psychological education.