Is it a psychological disorder or a neurological disorder?

Patient's question:

Before junior high school, he was a normal and lively person in all aspects. When he entered the first year of junior high, his homeroom teachers were invited to dinner at his home. During the meal, he was asked to propose a toast to the teachers, but he held the wine glass for a long time without daring to say any toasts. It wasn't until after high school, when he studied at a vocational school, that his increasingly introverted personality became more apparent. Two years later, in 2010, he came to the factory where I work for a follow-up training as a follow-up trainee. In other aspects, he was quite average, but he was very poor in communication. During work breaks, he was always alone. He had consulted a psychologist twice but the results were not very significant. I hope to receive a diagnosis from experts in the field of love!

Doctor's answer:

Hello! It is highly likely that psychological factors may have triggered your son's introverted personality and psychological disorders. Moreover, from the previous transformation process, the evolution of personality shows very clear boundaries, which further suggests the possibility of interference from specific events. Therefore, it is necessary to focus on understanding the treatment provided by the psychologist in the next phase. Additionally, if the consultee has a high level of resistance or strong defensiveness, then one or two sessions of counseling may not be sufficient to identify the root of the problem.

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