Illustrate the basic principles of divergent thinking and convergent thinking with examples

Practical example: Case: Ms. Wang is 39 years old and is afraid to drive. She will immigrate to Canada soon. Driving in Canada is a basic skill. However, because Ms. Wang was in a driving accident four years ago, I had a near-miss incident, and I haven't dared to drive since then. Very afraid of driving. After consulting the scene again, Ms. Wang told the reporter that the weather was bad that day and that she lost control of her consciousness. She also talked about her cautious and dangerous personality. He also said that he was very unhappy after discovering that his husband had cheated on her four years ago, and that he was in great pain. Later, I mentioned that my husband used to drive faster and other information. In short, the information is relatively scattered. After converging, we found that Ms. Wang’s personality is characterized by her fear of losing control, and the same is true in work and life. This incident was nothing more than an emotional release of marital dissatisfaction. In the actual consultation, in order to enable Ms. Wang to drive better, she could realize through expert analysis that the cause of the problem was the depression caused by long-term depression of her emotions. Psychoanalysis can be used, or hypnotic relaxation training can be used to relieve Ms. Wang's anxiety. In short, divergent thinking can be used and different psychological counseling techniques can be used to achieve counseling effects.