T/HSIPA 001-2024 Mental health guide for the practice of emotional therapy and depression management

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Main Technical Content: 1. Scope This document specifies the relevant terms and definitions, scope of application, basic requirements, service processes and requirements, precautions, and contraindications for the application of emotional therapy in the treatment of depression. This document is applicable to medical institutions, health management organizations, wellness and healthcare institutions, and relevant practitioners in the management of technical operations and services related to emotional therapy. 2. Normative Reference Documents 3. Terms and Definitions 3.1 Emotional Therapy [1] According to traditional Chinese medicine theory, emotional therapy is a practical method of preventing and regulating diseases by adjusting mental and emotional states. In this document, "emotional therapy" refers to a standardized method of disease management and health improvement through releasing, resolving, and eliminating emotional factors, based on traditional Chinese emotional therapy and combined with Western medicine and psychology regarding the impact of emotional stimulation on cardiovascular and nervous systems. Through in-depth theoretical research and extensive case studies, this method summarizes the corresponding relationships between 20 diseases and emotions, and innovatively proposes standardized operations for disease management and health improvement by releasing, resolving, and eliminating emotional factors, making traditional Chinese emotional therapy more concrete, scientific, and actionable. This theoretical and practical innovation has opened up a new application path for the study of emotions and diseases and has been well applied in practice. For functional diseases caused by stress from life, work, and career at this stage, it often achieves better results than other drug therapies. 3.2 Depression A type of mood disorder characterized by significant and persistent low mood, and a group of diseases characterized by symptoms such as de

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