This case study constructs a training system for peer psychological counselors in college students, highlighting self-help and mutual assistance.
Peer psychological counseling work in some colleges and universities in China has still received attention and achieved good research results. Fully mobilizing students’ subjectivity, enhancing the self-help and mutual assistance functions of student groups, and using the concept of “Three-All Education” to train college peer psychological counselors are conducive to the localization of peer psychological counseling and truly better serving students. At present, there is still a lack of theoretical and practical research on the construction of peer psychological counselor team training in the university system. Therefore, this study attempts to focus on the training practice of college students’ peer psychological counselor teams under the concept of “Three-All Education”, and construct a training system in line with the actual situation in the university, covering selection, training, assessment, business and team building, to improve the mental health self-help and mutual assistance ability of peer members.
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