The power of disconnection during the COVID-19 emergency: From isolation to reparation.
The power of disconnection during the COVID-19 emergency: From isolation to reparation.
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10.1037/tra0000619
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发表时间：
2020-08
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通讯作者：
Tronick E
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作者：
Provenzi L;Tronick E
2019 年冠状病毒病 (Covid-19) 对全世界人类健康构成了前所未有的威胁。由于缺乏针对这种疾病的具体治疗方法，各国正在采取缓解策略，这些策略在很大程度上依赖于身体距离，并严格限制社会接触。虽然基于人群的调查开始清楚地描述与 Covid-19 大流行相关的心理负担，但我们希望利用婴儿研究证据，了解对人类创伤和断绝关系进行心理修复的潜力。修复可以被定义为人类通过相互进行协调的互动交流来共同调节情绪并解决互动不匹配和分离的能力，从而能够扩大我们的恢复能力。除了经济和医疗保健解决方案外，对心理、情感和情感修复行为的投资理应成为全球康复战略的关键组成部分。
The coronavirus disease of 2019 (Covid-19) represents an unprecedented threat to human health worldwide. In the absence of a specific available cure for this disease, countries are adopting mitigation strategies that largely depend on physical distancing, with a dramatic restriction of social contacts. While the psychological burden related to the Covid-19 pandemic is starting to be well-characterized by population-based surveys, we would like to capitalize from infant research evidence about the potentials of psychological reparation for human trauma and disconnection. Reparation can be defined as the human ability to co-regulate emotions and to resolve interactive mismatches and separations by reciprocally engage in attuned interactive exchanges capable of expanding our capacities for resilience. Alongside economical and medical health solutions, investing in psychological, emotional and affective reparatory acts is warranted to be a key component of the recovery strategies worldwide.
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