How about a bowl of soul soup?

Author: Jiang Kaida
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Floods, landslides, terrorist attacks, and the spread of epidemics—these calamities and misfortunes, one after another, unfold the tragic drama of the human world. When a disaster strikes suddenly, it inevitably brings varying degrees of psychological shock and trauma to all kinds of people, even to every individual. This book takes the SARS outbreak as a starting point to provide a detailed introduction to people's psychological states during disasters, as well as the potential psychological problems or illnesses that may arise, and conducts an in-depth analysis. At the same time, it offers very specific guidance on how different groups of people can receive psychological intervention and support. This book is like a bowl of fragrant chicken soup—it not only soothes the psychological wounds of the sick but also ensures that the healthy remain calm and maintain better physical and mental well-being.