她拘谨地站在我的办公桌前,一双手,一会儿捏捏衣角,一会儿又交叉绞在一起,低垂着双眼似乎很害羞。我让她坐下,她嘴角浮出一丝感激的微笑,说:“我站着就行。”我又让了一次,她才小心翼翼地半个屁股坐在沙发上。凭着心理医生的职业敏感,看得出,她属于那种小心谨慎、做事有板有眼的人。我没有直接切入主题,询问困扰她的病情是什么,而是慢声细语地询问她的家庭、职业,工作单位。她一一回答,但说到工作单位,职业时,声音明显提高,情绪也激动起来。 She stood cautiously at my desk, hands, and then pinch the clothes, while cross-twisted together, bowed his eyes seemed very shy. I let her sit down, a gleam of gratitude smirked at her mouth, and said, “I’ll stand on it.” I gave it one more time, and she sat half-ass on the couch cautiously. With the professional sensitivity of the psychiatrist, I can see that she belongs to the kind of cautious, well-behaved people. Instead of going straight to the topic, I asked what was troubling her and asked her family, profession, and work unit in a slow voice. She answered one by one, but when it comes to work units and occupations, the voices are obviously raised and emotions are also excited.