Mental health | Understanding the impact of COVID-19 trauma

The Department of Basic Education says it's working with various organisations and experts to provide psychosocial services in schools. This follows a huge demand from teachers to help them cope with COVID-19 related stress.
The department has extended the services to both educators and learners as many have either lost loved ones or recovered from the virus.
To help unpack the impact of COVID-19 on mental health, we're now joined by Mandy Rodrigues, who is a Clinical Psychologist.

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🤝🤝🤝 People all around the world not only face with covid-19, but also face with its consequences such as : stressors, trauma, PTSD, melancholic depression, suicidal thoughts, hopelessness, jobless, complicated grief, mental health crisis risks, etc.
WHO & WPA & WB should play its important roles to resolve these issues as soon as possible.
Pray for our humanities !
Huge loves from Cambodian people

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Mental health? Hmh. People are more inside their property during lock down then outside and therefore are more prone to be on their cell phones more frequently then usual . They should turn down their cell phone network settings to 3G and rather then connecting to the internet via WiFi, they should use a cable connection thru their computer . What I have noticed is that cell phones are the culprits here . Panic attacks, anxiety, restlessness and other mental health issues are triggered by the frequencies these cell phones emit .