光明的灯塔:选择理论在COVID-19大流行中的应用

Journal of Mental Health and Social Behaviour Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.33790/jmhsb1100151

Kristin A. Vincenzes, Ian T. MacGregor, M. Monaghan

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本文将William Glasser(1998)的选择理论和Randy Pausch(2007)的“经验教训”应用于当前的全球健康大流行COVID-19。包括反思性问题，以支持精神卫生工作者与受COVID-19影响的人接触。本文提供了对消费者、提供者和决策者的启示。

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A Beacon of Light: Applying Choice Theory to the COVID-19 Pandemic

This paper provides an application of William Glasser’s (1998) choice theory and Randy Pausch’s (2007) “lessons learned” to the current worldwide health pandemic, COVID-19. Reflective questions are included to support mental health workers as they engage with people impacted by COVID-19. Implications for consumers, providers, and policymakers are provided.

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