A Five-Level Synergistic Psychological Safety Network: A Case Study on Mental Health Education for a Student with Severe Depression

Ling Qiao

doi:10.6981/FEM.202511_6(11).0025

Authors

Ling Qiao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6981/FEM.202511_6(11).0025

Keywords:

Vocational College; Severe Depression; Mental Health; Five-Level Synergy.

Abstract

This paper summarizes the full process of psychological intervention for a student with severe depression at a vocational college. Through early screening and classification, intensive attention, real-time tracking, multi-party collaboration, and timely intervention, the crisis was effectively prevented, leading to the establishment of a comprehensive psychological safety network. Through comprehensive data analysis and market research, Such efforts are crucial for improving students’ psychological well-being and enhancing the overall quality of higher education.

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