You Owe Me, My Love

Chapter 259 Believe It Is True

“Junior?” Bai Rong’s image flashed in Gu Mingchen’s mind.

“Yes. The general idea of her thesis was: Many causes of mental illness come from pain. Mentally ill patients use different types of emotions and symptoms to release the pain. For example, being irritable, smashing things, self-harm, harming others, dementia, being forgetful, or even having multiple personalities.

“If mentally ill patients can forget their pain in the past, although they’ll lose some memories, they’ll be able to recover slowly and go back to their normal lives.

“She’s committed to using hypnosis on patients for them to forget their cause of pain. This has cured many of the severely mentally ill patients. How about trying her? She’s very famous in this circle,” Xu Changhe recommended.

“The multiple personalities in dissociative identity disorder are primarily caused by experiencing pain, and hypnosis may not work. So what should we do then?” Gu Mingchen asked gloomily.

“My junior once cured a patient with dissociative identity disorder. She used hypnosis to find the main personality that was hiding from reality and pain. Through that, she was able to communicate with the main personality and guide them. You can give her a shot.”

“What’s her name?” Gu Mingchen asked.

“Bai Rong. I’ll give you her contact number later,” Xu Changhe said earnestly.

Gu Mingchen’s heart sank in despair.

“What if the psychologist has dissociative identity disorder himself? What should he do then? Is it harder to cure the dissociative identity disorder of the psychologist?” Gu Mingchen asked worriedly.

“Well, I haven’t met a case like that, but my junior tried hypnosis on herself and failed. She said that was because she was a psychologist, so there would be psychological hints that would make it difficult to succeed. If the person with dissociative identity disorder was a psychologist, it would indeed be more difficult to cure. I’ll give you my junior’s number shortly. You should consult with her. She’s better in this field than me,” Xu Changhe said modestly.

“Alright, I understand. Thank you. Let me know how much the consultation fee costs. I’ll transfer it to your account,” Gu Mingchen uttered in a low voice, gazing in front of him thoughtfully.

“I didn’t help you with anything, so you don’t have to pay the consultation fees. I have a seminar in A City next Sunday. You can come over. I’ll send you the address.” Xu Changhe smiled.

“Alright, send it over.” Gu Mingchen ended the call.

of Cheng

exchange for him releasing Gu Mingchen. The experience was too painful so she

she gave up on herself, he would never

The next morning,

went to Cheng Jinrong’s house and knocked

Gu Mingchen. He reminded him, “She’s not awake yet. I’m

care of her,” Gu Mingchen said in a

Gu Mingchen on the

the

to know were unpopular. Only a few people knew about it. Even if there were answers, they were basic facts that he already

were only a few experts in the mental illness

woke

out of bed to brush her teeth, washed up, and

she was stunned for a moment before curling her

to return your bag. Also, you probably know that I lost some parts of my memories. You’re an expert in psychology. I was hoping you could help me get my memories

might be due to damage to your nerves. In layman’s terms, this would be a problem in the hardware instead of a mental issue. You should visit a neurologist.” Bai Rong spotted her

Her phone was off.

neurologist. There was no problem. What I need is psychological treatment. Please help me,” Gu Mingchen said gruffly. There was a slight

a moment. “I’ve accepted the job

the weekends. I’m fine

paused. “Are

called protecting,” Gu Mingchen

eyes clouded over before

“Let me treat

enough money for food. I still have