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005: Coping strategies for professionals during the coronavirus crisis
The current pandemic is mainly a health crisis. The coronavirus typically attacks a patient’s respiratory system and if left unchecked, can lead to death. But apart from the patient’s ability to breathe normally, the current pandemic is affecting not just the patients but everybody, including ourselves, from a psychological perspective. So how do we ensure that we are also safe in this aspect?
Our guest today provides some insights on how people can cope effectively during the present coronavirus crisis. Dr. Anna Tuazon is a clinical psychologist and associate professor at the Department of Psychology in the University of the Philippines - Diliman.
The UP Diliman Psychosocial Services is offering telepsychotherapy services for free to those who have been impacted by the coronavirus crisis. You may reach them through SMS, call or Viber at +63(906)374-3466 or +63(916)757-3157. You may fill up a form at bit.ly/PsycServPH as well.
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By Cyrus Paolo BuenafeThe current pandemic is mainly a health crisis. The coronavirus typically attacks a patient’s respiratory system and if left unchecked, can lead to death. But apart from the patient’s ability to breathe normally, the current pandemic is affecting not just the patients but everybody, including ourselves, from a psychological perspective. So how do we ensure that we are also safe in this aspect?
Our guest today provides some insights on how people can cope effectively during the present coronavirus crisis. Dr. Anna Tuazon is a clinical psychologist and associate professor at the Department of Psychology in the University of the Philippines - Diliman.
The UP Diliman Psychosocial Services is offering telepsychotherapy services for free to those who have been impacted by the coronavirus crisis. You may reach them through SMS, call or Viber at +63(906)374-3466 or +63(916)757-3157. You may fill up a form at bit.ly/PsycServPH as well.