The formation and coping mechanism of College Counselors’ pressure -- a case study of graduate counselors in Southern University of science and technology

Abstract

college counselors are facing many pressures due to their special nature of work. First of all, counselors’ work pressure
comes from their daily work. The daily work of counselors is very complicated, involving party affairs, League affairs, students’
psychological concern, large-scale activity organization and other aspects; Secondly, in addition to the aforementioned “routine work”, the
“highlight work” is also an assessment indicator for many colleges and universities. Counselors need to carry out highlight work according
to their own strengths, such as the featured “counselor studio”; Finally, counselors usually become the ultimate undertakers of the work with
unclear responsibilities. In the face of many pressures, counselors need to have compassionate educational feelings and do a good job of
psychological adjustment. On the other hand, they need to eff ectively improve their professional profi ciency and successfully complete their
work tasks; In addition, it is also necessary to exercise and adjust psychology to maintain physical and mental health.