College Students of comprehensive intervention system for mental disorders.doc

College Students of comprehensive intervention system for mental disorders Paper Keywords: psychological intervention system for Vocational School Students Abstract: College Students showed a slight mental disorder mental disorders, mild mental illness and severe mental illness three cases, self-perception biases and family poverty is the main reason. This was constructed based on material security and the ability to interfere psychological barrier for the core comprehensive intervention system, in practice, material security and capacity should be coordinated relationship between the intervention and highlight the role of active intervention. In recent years, the rapid development of vocational education, higher education accounted for “half” 02,008 years, there were 1,168 vocational colleges, students in nearly 880 million people, accounting for full-time college students in the college 47% . In 2009, 6.11 million college graduates, vocational school students has nearly 300 million. and Vocational Institute of Mental Health work remains to be strengthened, compared with the regular undergraduate institutions, vocational colleges both their mental health problems common, but also show some unique. a careful analysis of the characteristics of psychological development of vocational students and problems, targeted to take effective measures to establish and improve the comprehensive psychological intervention system, has a positive meaning. First, the commercial vocational college students Psychological Analysis of the major performance and Psychological barriers ((mental disorder), refers to the individual by social norms can not be effective or appropriate way to adapt to environmental requirements, thus demonstrating an abnormal state of mental activity. According to the research group of students in Nanjing, two vocational psychology health investigation and analysis of the psychological barrier of students in higher mainly as following: minor