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Abstract：
Face-to-face mutual-aid meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous shuttered with the onset of COVID-19. Research could not be conducted quickly enough to provide guidance for how to respond. However, two powerful tools could be leveraged: the research on mutual aid conducted before the pandemic and the vast number of virtual resources that proliferated with the onset of the pandemic. This article reviews the existing mutual aid research and its relevance to COVID-19, describes the diverse array of virtual resources, and provides recommendations for successful engagement with virtual mutual aid during COVID-19 and beyond.
摘要：
随着COVID-19的爆发，诸如匿名戒酒等面对面的互助会议被关闭。研究无法迅速进行，无法为如何应对提供指导。然而,可以利用两个强大的工具:大流行前进行的互助研究和随着大流行爆发而激增的大量虚拟资源。本文回顾了现有的互助研究及其与COVID-19的相关性，描述了各种虚拟资源，并为在COVID-19及以后成功参与虚拟互助提供建议。
