Bouncing back to the way we were pre-Covid-19 is impossible–and maybe that's a good thing.
, a mental health initiative. Given the ongoing challenges of the pandemic, many are falling prey to issues like anxiety, depression, and OCD—either for the first time or with worsening symptoms. For frontline workers in particular, “this is an acute crisis,” Pike says. Studies of past pandemics and epidemics show that some may exhibit psychological distress, such as burnout, insomnia, anxiety, and depression, up to two years later.
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