On November 19, a public welfare psychological counseling service activity hosted by the Inner Mongolia Science and Technology Association and hosted by the Inner Mongolia Science and Technology Museum and the Inner Mongolia Psychological Counselors Association was held as scheduled. Provide online special services to young people and the public who need psychological counseling services.
More than 40 days have passed since the outbreak of this round of epidemic in Hohhot. During these days of lockdown at home, people inevitably have bad emotions and even psychological problems. "Psychological epidemic prevention" has become another "battlefield" in the fight against the epidemic. In this event, nine professional psychological counselors from the Inner Mongolia Psychological Counselors Association provided one-to-one online psychological counseling special services to 10 visitors through text communication, WeChat voice calls and WeChat video calls. In the


activity, three visitors asked similar questions, all about some of the problems encountered by children when taking online classes at home, such as unwilling to take online classes, hate doing homework, indulging in mobile phones, etc. When this happens, parents will inevitably get angry and crazy. When parents can't control their emotions, their children's emotions will become very complicated, either fear, or nervous or anxious. What follows may be that their children become more and more disgusted with school. Psychological counselors said that there is no quick and efficient way to solve such problems. First of all, parents should start from themselves and learn to adjust their mentality. Secondly, we must understand the true thoughts of children, rather than blindly accusing and criticizing them. Finally, focus on establishing parent-child relationships. Many times, some problems a child encounters are just superficial, and the fundamental reason may be caused by a tense parent-child relationship.



event ended, Sun Yazhi, vice president of the Psychological Counselors Association, carried out online psychological supervision work. In the process of discussing cases, he shared experience, exchanged information, and updated knowledge. In the interaction of supervision, he gained consulting, treatment art and skills, effectively helping the counselors improve their consulting skills.

virus can be isolated, but warmth will not be isolated. The Inner Mongolia Science and Technology Association, the Inner Mongolia Science and Technology Museum and the Inner Mongolia Psychological Counselors Association will work together to provide psychological support, psychological counseling and other services to more people in need, and will carry out the warmth to the end!
Source: Inner Mongolia Science and Technology Museum Special Cooperation Department