Can be answered from the following aspects:
1. Regular counselors have professional skills. They treat patients differently from ordinary people. They have more professional qualities and the ability to open their hearts.
2, a person depressed for a long time, will inevitably want to find a suitable outlet to vent, and at this time he thinks of only the simplest way to hurt himself, then it can be said that his psychology has reached the brink of collapse, and at this time it is even more necessary for professional psychological counselors and even psychologists to intervene in his behavior.
3. Psychologists or psychologists are better able to help that person cross that psychological barrier. Psychologists and psychologists are people who can easily walk into patients' psychology and will help solve problems.
Anyway, the debate means hello, others are not good.
If the other party puts forward, some people can be persuaded by others without a psychiatrist.
You can say that, that's just an example. According to incomplete statistics, what percentage of people in today's society feel the pressure of life and have the idea of suicide (for example, Japan has a high pressure of life and many people commit suicide every year).
Moreover, most people's psychological endurance is getting worse and worse, and they need some psychological counseling, just like opening a course of mental health education from primary school to university (you say so, they retort that since this course has been opened for so many years, it can show that they have strong enough psychology, so they don't need to see a psychologist. This is something you can refute. Psychological education is only a course to assist mental health, and it is not that there will be no psychological problems after taking psychological classes. According to the other debater, are those who have also taken psychological courses since childhood purely a form of entertainment? This is ridiculous ~ ~ ~ ~
Finally, only professionals can do better.
That's all I can think of now. When setting and answering questions, I should think from the other side's point of view. Think about what you would ask if you were them. The more subtle the question you ask yourself, the better ~ ~ ~ ~ That's probably it. Good luck! ! !
The above is just personal experience ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~