Crazy Psychologist

"never mind."

The man sighed, "No one will understand."

"It doesn't matter. If you don't want to say anything, come back next time. I'm always here. Any time you want to go out, I'll always be there."

Chu Sisi sent the patient away. The patient walked in front. He was really tall. Chu Sisi thought he might be nearly two meters tall.

It must be very painful for such a tall man to squat in front of the shoe cabinet and lick his sneakers.

He seems to be a man worthy of trust, but he still behaves strangely at home, which may not be tolerated by anyone.

Too strange. No one will believe this weird theory. If you don't do it, something bad will happen. Even a three-year-old child won't believe it.

Maybe to a three-year-old child, it's like the story of the boy who cried wolf, and the person who said the wolf was coming was just lying.

"Doctor, thank you."

The man suddenly turned around and bowed to Chu Sisi politely. The body was bent to a full 90 degrees. When he lifted it up, the sound of bones rattling could still be heard in the dark corridor on the fifth floor.

If you maintain a posture for a long time and then change your movements, the bones in your body will make a rattling sound that sounds like resistance.

"What's going on? Is there anything we can do?"

Chu Sisi made a new cup of coffee with ice cubes for Mu Chun. Mu Chun did not drink it, but looked at the cup and counted it again.

"I'll drink it with 7 ice cubes."

"Is the teacher joking on purpose? It's not a good idea to make fun of a patient like this."

Muchun lay down on the chair, his hands hanging on both sides, and his whole body was like a doll pillow with the pillow core removed.

"Dr. Chu, please, could you please put 7 ice cubes?"

Muchun was lying on his back and talking to the ceiling.

Chu Sisi had no choice but to scoop out all the half-melted ice cubes in the cup with a spoon, then took out the ice cubes from the refrigerator, knocked off 7 ice cubes, and put them into the coffee one by one.

"Okay, iced coffee with 7 ice cubes."

Muchun looked at the coffee cup, wondering what he was thinking.

"What happens if I put 8 ice cubes?"

Muchun gently put his fingers into the coffee cup, and the cold ice cubes instantly wrapped around his fingers.

"So dirty."

Chu Sisi frowned on the side.

"It's so dirty, teacher, you can't drink this coffee."

"Does anyone feel that they have to use their fingers as stirrers to drink coffee safely?"

"Yes, it's possible. People's sense of security is very strange. Everyone is different."

Muchun turned around and looked at Chu Sisi, not just looking at her, those eyes were clearly staring at Chu Sisi.

"You seem to understand this kind of patient very well."

Chu Sisi lowered her head, "I just heard a teacher analyze this behavior before."

"Which teacher?"

Chu Sisi wanted to say that it was Teacher Muchun. If I was familiar with the patient's uneasiness, it was because the teacher once told me what it was like.

Did Muchun forget everything?

Speaking of which, he was different these days. Could it be that he really couldn't remember many things in the past?

Is everything because of that illness?

"He is a very good teacher, as good as Teacher Muchun."

Chu Si thought about it with vague words, but Muchun said, "Since you know better, why don't you take charge of this patient."

"Me?" Chu Sisi has never been allowed to diagnose and treat patients alone before. At most, she cooperates with Mu Chun to do some simple examinations and "acting" work, or goes to the nurse to get a front-row examination queue number.

To put it bluntly, any nurse can do these tasks well. Chu Sisi once thought that if she continued to do things that were not directly related to treatment, she would be wasting her time in the hospital.

If she can't learn anything useful and doesn't have any real talents, how can she become someone like him in the future.

I don’t know when it started. The ideal that the teacher once talked about has become Chu Sisi’s ideal. She is willing to work hard, but she never knows how to work hard.

Now, today, Muchun suddenly said such words, Chu Sisi was not only panicked, but she didn't know how to speak.

"How could I treat that patient? I have no internship experience. I don't know how to diagnose, let alone how to use medicine or how to help him."

"In your father's way?"

"Father's method?"

"Follow the temptation, listen to his thoughts, and let him slowly talk about the devil in his heart."

"Will it work?"

Chu Sisi didn’t think it would have much effect. Although her father's methods were useful in many cases, they were of little help to her back then.

Sometimes it even increased Chu Sisi's burden. She felt increasingly painful and uneasy about her behavior. She had no way to stop or change, and everything was out of control.

As for her father's method of slowly finding the source, she didn't want to look for it at all.

It was at that time that Muchun gave her help, truly effective help, without looking back at her childhood memories, or asking her to think about how she became like this, or what past experiences these behaviors were related to.

She remembered what Muchun said in the email, "Since the past was painful, why should we remember it?"

"I don't think it will work, but I can try another method, if the teacher agrees."

Muchun yawned and drank coffee as boringly as usual, lying half on the chair with his legs crossed.

"I just think this kind of patient is dirty and troublesome. It's too boring to talk about all these things all day long. So, as long as you are willing to treat him, I don't have any objections. I'll leave it to Dr. Chu."

What's the meaning? Did Muchun mean that he didn't want to treat this patient at all, so he deliberately threw the patient to her?

"Teacher, isn't this good?"

"That's what happens in the Department of Psychosomatics. If you want to be a doctor here, or you want to be a doctor anywhere, you have to consider the department's bonus. Although I don't want to treat this patient, I still have to make some money for the department. No matter what method Dr. Chu uses, remember to prescribe some smart medicines, sleep aids, vitamins and the like. Taking some will do some good to the body, but there is no harm anyway. I have recently been researching probiotics, probiotics in medical insurance. Bacteria are so cheap, I’m thinking about trying some imported probiotics to make the patient’s gastrointestinal health, which is also good for improving physical and mental illnesses!”