China has come up with a unique solution for solving anxiety and depression related to the work of burned employees-Klinika “Due to work”.
This clinic in Hebei province in northern China has gained extensive attention to social media users around the world.
How did this clinic come from?
The Clinic “Disliked to work” is an offshoot of the earlier clinic “reluctance to go to school”, which focused on helping parents to solve their children’s aversion to school by treating basic academic stress and emotional challenges.
Parents who previously took their children to the school clinic proposed the idea of the clinic “reluctance to work”.
“Previously, when the children came to the clinic” dislike for school “, some parents would ask if there is a similar service for adults who do not want to go to work,” said Yue Limin, Director of Sleep and Psychology of the Hospital and Clinic Head.
What is his goal?
The aim of the clinic “reluctance to work” is to help people who fight fatigue, exhaustion, emotional instability, or have a general feeling that their work makes no sense.
“But if we mark it directly as anxiety or depression, some patients may feel stigma,” Yue said.
She said the initiative was initiated in the hope that patients would be able to enter the consultation room without feeling any pressure.
“These superficial symptoms often come from complex psychological or social factors. Our role by experts is to identify the cause, perform systematic evaluation and diagnosis, and then provide treatment and support,” Yue said.
How does it help to burn workers?
The diagnostic process at the clinic “does not like work” includes interviews to assess the overall emotional condition of patients and physical examination to exclude organic conditions such as hyperthyroidism.
The hospital then creates a personalized treatment plan for each patient.
Yue noted that the actual number of patients is relatively low, despite nationwide attention.
(Tagstotranslate) Dislike Going to Work
