The student visitor only has mild depression.
However, when counseling her, Nan Zhubin couldn't help but think of another case of his—Li Minglu.
Both are cases of depression.
But although they have the same nature of issues, Li Minglu's condition was much more severe than that of this student, and the limitations in intervention were much greater, so much so that Nan Zhubin couldn't solve it using the same methods.
Thinking of this, Nan Zhubin couldn't help but sigh inwardly.
On the other side, the teacher in charge of the center said nothing, only refocusing his attention on the data Nan Zhubin had passed over.
He repeatedly examined the judgment written there, as if trying to find a flower blooming on it.
Nan Zhubin added a sentence, "Furthermore, there needs to be some necessary exceptions to confidentiality, possibly establishing separate records."
