Guo Rui

Guo Rui, male, is from Changsha, Hunan. Doctor of Psychology (Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University), psychologist, music psychotherapy supervisor, International Erickson College hypnotherapist (senior), national second-level psychological counselor, founder of hypnotic music therapy technology. He is a representative figure who proposed the development of music psychotherapy from a medical and psychological perspective. He has long been active in the front lines of psychotherapy, public psychological crisis intervention, psychological counselor training, and corporate training.

Chinese name: Guo Rui

Foreign name: Todd

Nationality: Chinese

Occupation: Psychologist, Music Therapist

Graduating school: The Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University

Representative work: "Practical Basic Tutorial for Music Therapists"

Pen name: Teacher Todd

Guo Rui

One of the representatives of "Music Psychotherapy" in China

Winner of the "Charity Medal" of the Red Cross Society of China

Music psychotherapy columnist for many domestic magazines

Special guest at the first Hong Kong and Mainland Hypnosis Exchange Annual Conference

Lecturer on the "Mozart Effect" music therapy lecture tour in colleges and universities

Specially invited "Music Psychotherapy" expert by the Hunan Provincial Mental Health Association

Specially invited psychological expert for the news column of Hunan Satellite TV

Specially invited to sign a contract with Changsha Jiuzhou Psychological Consulting Co., Ltd. Tutor

Special consultant of Changsha Soul Space Culture Communication Co., Ltd.

Special tutor of Changsha Yiweiyi Psychological Consulting Co., Ltd.

Main social experience

At the beginning of the "Wenchuan Earthquake" in 2008, he participated in the work of the "Love Ward" of the Second Xiangya Hospital, providing psychological counseling and psychological crisis intervention for victims admitted to the hospital in Deyang, Sichuan. Later, he joined the "Psychological Crisis Intervention Team" formed by the Red Cross Society of Hunan Province and went to the hardest-hit area of ??Shifang, Sichuan to carry out post-disaster psychological crisis rescue activities. He was awarded the "Fraternity Medal" by the Red Cross Society of China and the title of "Advanced Earthquake Relief Worker" by the Second Xiangya Hospital. Based on the investigation results of the psychological status of the victims at that time, he participated in the publication of the paper "Survey on the Mental Health Status of People Who Witnessed the Wenchuan Earthquake" in the Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology.

In 2009, the "Todd Music Psychotherapy Studio" was established to carry out music psychological crisis intervention and music psychotherapy work for the society while teaching in schools. Several music therapy group workshops have been conducted to improve the implementation of traditional group psychological development and games.

Started writing in 2010, the Ministry of Education recommended textbooks "Mental Health Education for College Students" (published by Northeast Normal University); "Practical Basic Tutorial for Music Therapists".

In 2011, a public welfare psychological donation platform for college students in Hunan Province was established: "Teacher Todd's Psychological Mailbox", which provides free psychological counseling and crisis intervention to college students by email.

In 2012, he co-founded the "Mozart Effect" music psychotherapy special college tour lectures and spiritual concerts with Changsha University music teachers and the school art troupe. As soon as the event came out, it caused a sensation in colleges and universities. It’s full and it’s hard to get a ticket.

In 2013, the well-known violinist Qin Yuanyuan and viola player Song Ruiping in the province were invited to participate in the second season of the "Mozart Effect" music psychotherapy special university lecture tour, and presented it to the audience on-site Music mood test and music hypnosis performance. It organically combines music psychotherapy with university lectures and stage performances.

Therapeutic Principles

Focus on the client, first enter the other person's heart, and then come out together with the client;

De-expertise, there is no need to face spiritual confusion Authoritative;

Evidence-based treatment, respecting scientific laws, and not metaphysical psychology;

Helping others sincerely, and protecting yourself carefully.

Teacher Todd’s classic quotations

What is a lecturer? The so-called lecturer is a teacher who can give lectures! Since it is for learning and communication, titles and professional titles are just floating clouds.

What is the most precious thing in the 21st century! Morality! Why so many people in today's society have psychological problems is because of a lack of moral integrity.

Some people have problems because they have no moral integrity, and some people have psychological imbalances because others have no moral integrity and will not be punished.

Rape of young girls is not only a moral issue, but also a mental illness issue. Sometimes the target behavior is not reduced due to punishment, just like gambling, you will still want to gamble after cutting off your hand.

If our current hospitals take music therapy as the mainstream, what a harmonious and wonderful picture the hospital will be, full of singing and laughter, and doctors performing songs and dances with great emotion. The patients admired it with fascination. After the song, the patient's condition was significantly relieved, and there was no problem of arbitrary prescriptions and kickbacks. Not to mention that doctors need our police uncles to protect them.

Most people who suffer from mental illness are willing to take medicine because they want to escape, escape from the responsibilities of life, and escape from the complicated interpersonal disputes. There is no need to straighten them out, they only need a magic little pill. That’s it! Is this really the case?

In psychological counseling, rational analysis and judgment often play a small role, but feelings are the most real, and it is feelings that affect us the most.

I believe that the truth should be told to oneself, and the most important thing as a counselor is to ease the emotions of the client.

As long as you change your attitude, the whole world will change for you.

This means that the reason why we can continue to have a good mentality or the world is because of those "unrealistic" more optimistic thoughts in our minds. If these thoughts are removed, maybe everyone Everyone will suffer from depression.

Psychological treatment in hospitals relies on the halo effect. Patients go for authority. If the professor is famous and the doctor looks very deep, they go to him. Putting on a white coat, you become someone else's savior, someone else's father, or even someone else's god. I am opposed to such psychological treatment. I often say to my students in psychological counselor training courses: "As a psychologist, authority makes people lose themselves, but ordinaryness makes people return to their true nature!"