SELF-HELP GUIDE DEPRESSION DURING DIFFICULT TIMES: DEPRESSION DURING DIFFICULT-TIMES
Francis Zeppieri
Oct 2023 · Daniel Zeppieri · AI-narrated by Mason (from Google)
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Quite several people who have been affected by a pandemic are psychologically traumatized. A pandemic could go a long way in affecting the mental health of people. For example, the 1918 influenza outbreak killed 50 million people globally. They left many of those who survived with mental scars. And now the psychological impact of a pandemic in the modern world is still very significant. Someone constantly bombarded people with news from the media, and therefore, they become more restless. The news feels overwhelming. The world feels like a giant hospital where health specialists, despite their efforts, cannot save many people. The fear, worry, uncertainty, and sadness that surround the situation could be a trigger for depression in many individuals. One's emotional and mental well-being get at a high risk of deteriorating. The COVID-19 pandemic lends credence to the fact that unexpected change can happen.
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