Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
(National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan).
Hist Psychiatry. 2022 Sep;33(3):333-349. doi: 10.1177/0957154X221091466.
This article examines the fragmentation of entry-level training in China's psycho-boom since the state terminated its certification for psychological counsellors in 2017. Initially, the policy change was perceived as the end of an era marked by rapid yet disorderly development. The stringent state regulation that many people anticipated, however, did not occur. The certification's ending turned out to be a moment of reshuffling that gave existing key players - including the Registry System under the Chinese Psychological Society, other quasi-official organizations and their partners in the training industry, and digital start-up companies - a new chance to vie for growth and dominance in the space it left behind. The heat of the psycho-boom continues, as do the chaos and struggles within it.
本文考察了中国心理热潮中入门级培训的碎片化现象,自 2017 年国家终止心理咨询师认证以来。最初,政策的变化被视为一个以快速但无序发展为标志的时代的终结。然而,许多人预期的严格的国家监管并没有出现。认证的结束变成了一个重新洗牌的时刻,让现有的主要参与者——包括中国心理学会的注册系统、其他准官方组织及其培训行业的合作伙伴,以及数字初创公司——有机会在其留下的空间中争夺增长和主导地位。心理热潮仍在继续,其中的混乱和斗争也在继续。