Current Status of Psychological Services and Training Needs in Grassroot Naval Units
Objective:To understand the current psychological services in grassroot naval units and the specific needs for job training in psychology,providing a foundation for future development of a scientific training curriculum.Methods:A survey was conducted using cluster sampling on 66 psychological workers from a basic naval unit.Results:The overall scores for psychological health,severity of psychological issues,and demand for psychological services among officers were(8.91±0.17),(2.13±0.23),and(4.25±0.34)respectively.Psychological workers indicated a strong desire for training in counseling and therapy(60.94%),mental health education(51.56%),and group psychological training(37.50%).Additionally,35.94%(23/64)of psychological workers identified pain points in their work and expressed a need for guidance in resolving these issues.Conclusion:The psychological health in basic units is generally good with low severity of psychological issues,though there remains a demand for psychological services.Training curricula should be improved based on the practical needs of frontline psychological workers.