After the urbanization process was completed, the number of psychiatrists suddenly increased. Is urbanization leading to an increase in psychological problems? Or are psychiatrists responsible for the increase in psychological problems? Or is it both?
In the process of urbanization, people have moved to cities to buy buildings, resulting in a surge in urban population. Cities are not very big to begin with, and as the population increases, the space becomes even smaller. Even if developers build satellite cities on the edge of the city, they cannot relieve the pressure of small urban space. People must follow certain rules in their activities and cannot just do whatever they want. Activities should be carried out on time and at certain points, but not in groups. As a result, people's natural attributes are gradually diluted, while social attributes are strengthened. Gradually, people lose many of their natural attributes. They no longer have the ability to run. Even the ability to walk is weakening. It is even less possible to roar. These are nothing. What really causes people psychological pressure is the high cost of living. Building loans and car loans have to be paid back every month. When encountering special circumstances, some people have no choice but to give up their buildings and stay at home all day, unable to go out and earn money, so they cannot pay for their housing loans. As a result, many people living in cities have certain psychological problems, and such psychological problems can easily spread and even become a group psychological problem.
People should adapt to nature and society, but when adapting to society, they should give themselves a certain amount of space for activities. In particular, they should go to nature to cultivate their temperament, instead of getting lost in the reinforced concrete jungle all day long and feeling at a loss. However, after the urbanization process was completed, many people moved to the city and found jobs, thinking that they would enjoy life in the city after making money. Actually, it's not that ideal. The city's street gardens are just fake scenes, not real natural scenes. Surrounded by high-rise buildings, how can we see the wilderness? It’s just that people are used to it and don’t think there’s anything wrong with it.
After the emergence of psychiatrists, cities have become a vast market for psychiatrists. Psychiatrists tell people that if they live in the city for a long time, they should go out for a walk, otherwise they will suffer from mental illness. After repeated preaching on TV and the Internet, people really believed it. Therefore, it is not adults who develop psychological problems first, but children. Children have very strong ability to accept and imitate. They quickly accepted the questions asked by the psychiatrist, and soon received some hint that they had a mental illness. After a period of comparison, they actually found out that they had a mental illness. When the parents found out, they were very panicked and took their children to see a psychiatrist. However, what they don't know is that the capital behind psychiatrists has already quietly deployed in the urban market.
If a child has a mental illness, he should see a psychiatrist. Adults accompany their children to see a psychologist. Through the popularization of knowledge by some psychologists, adults will also have psychological problems. Therefore, with the popularization of psychological knowledge, it seems that everyone has potential psychological problems, but some are revealed and some are not. In this way, just as a panacea can cure all illnesses, a psychiatrist can cure all mental illnesses. And everyone has hidden mental illness, it just doesn't fully explode. With such a broad market inducement, how can capital not enter the game?
After capital enters, it will continue to popularize psychological knowledge and allow people to experience psychological counseling for free, just like online merchants now let people download APPs to shop for free, attracting people with free and low prices. When people recognize this method and develop usage habits, they will slowly increase prices and earn back the original subsidy money doubled. The same is true for psychiatrist treatment. Behind it is the operation of capital, not simple medical methods.
Children have recognized psychological therapy, adults have also recognized psychological therapy, and people in the entire city and even some rural people have recognized psychological therapy. Then psychological clinics have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a rain, the number of psychologists has increased day by day, and various psychological training and psychological improvement classes have been organized.Not only do people with psychological problems have to spend money to see a psychiatrist, but psychiatrists also have to spend money to participate in various vocational trainings and constantly improve themselves. Otherwise, they will be affected by the patients and even develop psychological problems themselves. Under such a capital layout, not only children and adults with psychological problems are cut off, but also psychiatrists are cut off. In the end, it is the capitalists who operate behind the scenes who make money.
Capitalists don’t talk about good and evil, they only talk about how to make money. Capital will never take into account people's livelihood or the existence of truth. It will even turn truth into fallacy and fallacy into truth. This is the case with psychological problems. There was no problem originally, but after a psychiatrist explained it, there really was a problem. It can be said that there is no sophistry more powerful than that of a psychiatrist. Admitting that you are sick means that you have self-awareness, and you are not sick; admitting that you are not sick means that you have no self-awareness, and you are sick. So, are there any misjudgments? Of course there are, and lots of them. It can be said that the psychiatrist's judgment is not completely correct. After all, there are no scientific instruments for examination, and there are no more people as experimental samples. Just relying on the theory in the book to make inferences will inevitably lead to misjudgment. However, most people have been hinted and accepted psychological terms such as "psychological problems", " depression ", "mania", etc., but they will not have any cognition to explore on their own. In this way, psychiatrists will have to cut leeks. If they don't cut people's leeks, others will.
People must have their own cognition, learn some psychological principles on their own, and also combine economics and philosophy to judge people's consciousness and thoughts. They cannot judge a person with strange ideas as a person with psychological problems, nor can they use psychological terms to imply some people. However, most people are easily suggestible. Did some psychological suggestions already exist when psychology was first introduced? Maybe so. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes that young people who do not read medical books will easily show off and be confused by the theories contained in medical books. They will diagnose people's pulses and treat people when they see them. In fact, they only have a partial understanding and can easily mislead people. The same is true for psychology. People don't have much determination. After reading psychology, they have to compare themselves and others. After comparison, they will find that they all have psychological problems and need to see a psychologist. Seeing a psychiatrist requires paying money, and paying money just falls into the trap of capital.
From this point of view, people in cities should try their best to cultivate their sentiments in nature, and psychologists should not be too conceited. People should not easily judge that they have psychological problems, but adjust their mood through certain methods, and they will gradually get better without spending money to see a psychologist.
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