If the illness is serious because of the lack of timely treatment, you can ask the psychological counselor to take responsibility. Keep a record of illness and leave traces. If his condition worsens, he is responsible.

Solution: Since you are still in school, it is not good for your development if you have a bad relationship with the counselor. Based on my experience in staying in school, I personally suggest that you communicate with the counselor in private, or ask your parents to call the counselor and say that they hope you will go home at the weekend. If the general family members come forward, the counselor will not refuse, and the relationship with the counselor will not be stiff. In addition, for the convenience of taking leave in the future, I personally suggest that you have a good relationship with the counselor at ordinary times. If you have an urgent reason, you must ask for leave. If he doesn't give you leave, I suggest you go to the dean's office, explain the reason and ask for leave. As long as your reasons are completely reasonable, I think you should be given a holiday. This situation depends on specific problems, and the specific analysis depends on who is responsible. For example, then I think it's because you are sure of medicine and because you really have reason to delay your studies.