When we refer to psychiatric hospitals for the mentally ill, we often have a terrifying impression. Because in our consciousness, the image of "martial madman" has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and we have seen a lot of "cruel" treatment methods in mental hospitals from various film and television works, which has planted a deep-rooted "misunderstanding" in our subconscious.
But in fact, whether it is a mental patient or a psychiatric hospital, they are part of the normal group in our world, and now the mental hospital is the same as the ordinary hospital, with a large number of excellent doctors and nurses, with standardized management, of course, patients can also be well cared for and treated in the hospital, of course, there is nothing worthy of being feared by outsiders.
And what about the mentally ill? In fact, they are also part of our normal group, they are also ordinary people, and the reason why they are sick is not only some physiological factors, but also more aspects are due to injury. Not only should they not be "feared", but they should be cared for, a group that needs to be cared for and understood.
Of course, the reason why these mentally ill people get sick will cause them to have mental problems, there is actually a very story behind this. And their stories are often very exciting, allowing us to see the good in life, the evil in life, the whole truth of life, and the most real life.
Walking Water, a psychotherapist, works in a psychiatric hospital and provides psychotherapy to people with mental illness. During his work in a psychiatric hospital, he recorded and sorted out the life stories of a large number of patients and published them on the Internet, which led to his best-selling book "We Are Here in a Psychiatric Hospital".
And now his sister book is also published, let us once again feel the real world of the mentally ill through the stories of more than a dozen patients he has told, to understand the current situation of the psychiatric hospital, to experience the mental journey of the mentally ill, and this book is "The Trapped Soul".
Let's take a look at the stories told in this book and see if they still give us a terrifying impression. The patient who stabbed his father with a knife must be the most feared existence.
There is such a patient in this book, so what did she go through to make her commit such a horrific act? The author's article "From obsessive-compulsive disorder to hurtful psychosis, what did she experience" tells us the story of the girl Sister Guozi.
This involves the tragedy of a family, a violent father, a cowardly mother, and of course two devastated children. In this family, her father once did a very "despicable" behavior towards Sister Guozi, but Sister Guozi couldn't escape from such a family, and her mother couldn't give her all her safety in the process.
I believe that Sister Guozi's heart must be extremely painful, and her sister doesn't seem to be able to escape her fate, which makes her feel desperate from her heart. Of course, in the face of her father's perhaps natural undressing behavior, she picked up a knife, her spiritual world completely collapsed, and she became a mentally ill person who hurt people with a knife.
Doesn't such a story make us sympathetic? Doesn't it make us fall into reflection yet? And this is the real situation in which we are most afraid of "martial madmen".
What about the rest of the patients? They also have their own stories, for example, there is a story of a patient who fell in love in a mental hospital, and a story of being driven crazy by a wealthy family, so let's feel the state of real mental patients through the reading of this book, and by understanding their stories, we also reflect on the most real and sometimes darkest life in our real society! #故事##精神病##被困住的灵魂#