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Working With Patients With Heightened Anxiety During COVID-19
Author(s)Yujuan Choy, MD
Yujuan Choy, MD, Chief Psychiatrist at UC Irvine Counseling Center, provides tips for working with patients whose anxiety symptoms disrupt their quality of life.
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Yujuan Choy, MD, Chief Psychiatrist at UC Irvine Counseling Center, provides tips for working with patients whose anxiety symptoms disrupt their quality of life.
Dr Choy is past president of the Orange County Psychiatric Society and a distinguished fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. Website:
For more information, see her article,
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