I Saw a College Therapist and Got More Depressed

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This article reveals the frustrating reality international students face when seeking psychological counseling abroad. Due to cultural differences and uneven professionalism, many on- and off-campus therapists not only fail to provide effective emotional support but may even worsen students' psychological burdens. Confronted with such communication barriers and unprofessional experiences, many international students lament the difficulty of finding proper psychological guidance, with some even believing that communicating with AI offers better emotional value.

Further examining the successive student suicides at elite schools like Harvard-Westlake, the article profoundly exposes the severe mental health crisis faced by today's international students and elite student populations. CheersYou(清柚教育) reminds international students and parents to prioritize students' psychological well-being alongside their academic pursuits. Given the limitations of overseas counseling, they should actively seek more professional psychological support channels that align with Chinese cultural backgrounds to safeguard the mental and physical health of international students.

These days, studying abroad, my mental state is absolutely spectacular.

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Searching for a therapist is more maddening than just going crazy yourself, because you never know if the therapist is a normal person.

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A friend went to the school psychologist after a breakup. The white female therapist said: I suggest you bring your boyfriend for couples counseling.

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