Good morning, everyone. Recently, the editor swiped the social media platform and accidentally found an interview with Liu Jiejie, a psychological counselor of the LNG team.
Ms. Liu Jiejie holds a master's degree in sports psychology from Beijing Sport University, and has worked as a psychological consultant for the national trampoline team, rhythmic gymnastics team and national football team, and is currently a psychological counselor for many game clubs.
"People's E-sports" asked in an interview: Hello, can you share with us the psychological screening of e-sports players this time?
Liu Jiejie said that she conducted a psychological assessment of 45 contestants in March this year, and the results showed that 17 were stressed, 18 were mildly anxious, 6 were moderately anxious, and one was extremely severe and had a tendency to have a high frequency of purple sand.
And when she communicated with the team leader, the team leader said that when this more serious player communicated with the team leader, the team leader said that he couldn't see it, saying that he usually had a good relationship with his teammates, and he was also very cheerful and optimistic, but after reading his report, the psychological counselor sent him to the Shanghai Mental Health Center for medical treatment, diagnosed with major depression, and is now taking medicine.
Liu Jiejie believes that more e-sports clubs need to pay attention to the psychological problems of players.
In this regard, some netizens said: E-sports players will definitely be more prone to psychological problems than ordinary athletes, in fact, many traditional athletes are not as concerned as e-sports players, and the pressure of public opinion on e-sports players is greater, and no matter what kind of work, living indoors for a long time and not doing outdoor activities is actually really easy to have psychological problems, etc.
Xiaobian personally thinks that what netizens said is quite right, e-sports players are indeed more likely to have psychological problems than ordinary athletes, e-sports players work around computers or mobile phones every day, and compared with ordinary athletes, they are more likely to be exposed to malice from the Internet, resulting in psychological problems.
As netizens and psychological counselor Liu Jiejie said, whether it is a game club or ourselves, we should pay attention to psychological problems. If you suffer from depression, not only can you not eat, sleep quality is poor, but in severe cases, there is a tendency to purple sand, and the recurrence rate of depression is as high as 85%, and the tendency of purple sand is as high as 15%!
In this interview, counselor Liu Jiejie said that the results of the investigation were not surprising. Because in the years she has been working as an esports psychological counselor, some of the esports players she has come into contact with have varying degrees of psychological distress.
Liu Jiejie also said: Many players will affect their competitive performance because of their psychological conditions, which is serious and even threatens their lives.
And said: She has met an e-sports player who left a message to her saying that he had taken a lot of medicine and wanted to calm his brain and so on.
Once again, I appeal to everyone to pay attention to personal psychological problems, go to physical examination on time to investigate, sometimes mental illness is more terrible than physical illness.
We must maintain a good attitude in our daily life, deal with difficulties head-on, and don't be defeated by meanness and malice and self-doubt. A good attitude not only allows us to deal with problems better, but also effectively improves our personal abilities and development, and makes us physically and mentally healthy and full of self-confidence.
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