The interview following psychological screening serves not only to validate and explain general assessment results but also provides a crucial platform for delivering personalized psychological support and interventions to students. For students identified with abnormal psychological screening results, psychologists or counselors need to schedule interviews, ensuring the invitation process includes objective statements about students’ current maladaptive experiences, expressions of concern for students, and explanations for the necessity of the interview. Incorporating principles of positive psychology can enhance the effectiveness of post-screening interviews. Following these interviews, schools can promote students’ psychological health development through fostering peer support networks, organizing diverse psychological health education activities, and enhancing professional training for psychologists or counselors. Schools should establish comprehensive and multilevel psychological health support systems to ensure sustained psychological well-being among students.