Hi!
I'm curious if any health units/organizations have done some work around COVID-19 and mental health issues associated with it (ie. messaging, talking to your kids, workplace stress due to self isolation etc).
If so, feel free to message me or reply!
Thanks,
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The the Mental Health Innovation Network put out a resource to address mental health and psychosocial problems during the COVID-19 outbreak:
https://www.mhinnovation.net/r...ng-covid-19-outbreak
Their recommended interventions during the COVID-19 outbreak focus on various topics:
Great resource @Registered Member. There's also this resource from the WHO:
Thank you so much. I have more and more people looking for resources like this.
We put together this Youtube to help staff with the inevitable stresses of this situation- it is built on work we did during SARS, feel free to share if you find it helpful,
https://m.youtube.com/watch?fe...be&v=Rkz7vJOZ2HU
jon hunter
and here is a reference to a paper that emphasizes how to respond from a position of building staff resilience...
Maunder, Robert G., Molyn Leszcz, Diane Savage, Mary Anne Adam, Nathalie Peladeau, Donna Romano, Marci Rose, and Rabbi Bernard Schulman. "Applying the lessons of SARS to pandemic influenza." Canadian Journal of Public Health 99, no. 6 (2008): 486-488.
@Registered Member Thanks for the great resources!
Super duper thanks @Registered Member
Here's a resource from Child Trends in the US that was disseminated today:
https://www.childtrends.org/pu...he-covid-19-pandemic
Hi there,
At the Ontario Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health, we have been pulling together evidence/resources to support service providers to continue to care for children, youth and families at this time. New resources will be added weekly--please have a look at www.cymh.ca.
Stay safe,
Purnima