By Voices360 Contributor | Published Oct 22, 2020
As a mental healthcare provider, I approach the end of every year with some trepidation. As soon as the August winds start to blow in Bloemfontein, we tend to see a distinct increase in our community’s psychological distress. The year 2020 has not spared us this increased burden of suffering. This year has presented humanity with extreme challenges and our university community has felt this to our core.
By Voices360 Contributor | Published Oct 22, 2020
When Covid-19 hit, there were only four questions that took primary place in the human anxious hours of 3 am in the morning:Am I going to make it through this?Do I have enough cash to see me through this?Is my Family okay and safe?Do I have enough toilet paper?This was how we reacted. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs quickly broke itself apart amidst the most harrowing pandemic the modern world had ever seen.
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