Abstract
Social phobia, also known as social anxiety disorder, is a high-risk factor for secondary depression and substance abuse. It is very important to understand the dysfunction and causes of social phobia individuals for their treatment research. For this modern mental and psychological disease caused by the public, especially young people, the treatment method of traditional Chinese medicine is still unique. This paper discusses the emotional performance and zang-fu physiological function of organs of individuals with social phobia from the aspects of etiology and pathogenesis and application and treatment of “thinking wins fear”. It discusses the connotation of traditional Chinese medicine contained in “thinking wins fear” from emotion and cognition. It discusses the mutual victory effect of a kind of emotional transformation on the traditional mutual restraint relationship of emotional inter-resistance therapy, so as to better provide theory and ideas for the formulation of intervention measures for social phobia.
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How to cite this paper
To Explore the Relationship Between "Thinking" and Social Phobia Based on Emotional Inter-resistance Therapy
How to cite this paper: Siyu Lu, Wei He. (2024) To Explore the Relationship Between "Thinking" and Social Phobia Based on Emotional Inter-resistance Therapy. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine Research, 8(3), 487-491.
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.26855/ijcemr.2024.07.021