Read This Pandemic PTSD Guide for Healthcare
Workers – How to Cope With Trauma
Healthcare workers are our modern-day heroes! And they need
to get the help the deserve to ease their mental burdens.
Promeza MG releases a new free guide for healthcare
workers dealing with anxiety, depression, or other
mental health issues brought by the pandemic.
Written by Nurses PTSD, the complimentary guide
supports you through your daily struggles, both in
treating patients and taking care of yourself!
The newly released guide addresses the
growing number of healthcare workers who
are reporting experiencing some form of post-
traumatic stress disorder or other mental
health issues caused by the current health
crisis.
Experts say that the overwhelming stress
of dealing with a seemingly
insurmountable challenge, such as this
pandemic, has traumatized a large
percentage of healthcare workers.
Emerging data suggest a phenomenon being labeled as "pandemic
fatigue" which encompasses mental tiredness and a feeling that the
situation will never end.
Research states that many of you suffer
from pandemic fatigue, which is
exacerbated by the psychological impact
of treating patients who die despite your
best efforts.
Being in a “modern warzone”, you're at an
increased risk of mental trauma, which
may manifest as depression, anxiety, or
PTSD.
Nurses PTSD wrote it to remind you that you are not alone in this fight
and that there are simple steps that you can do each day to lessen the
amount of trauma you experience.
The most important aspect of
mental health is recognizing that
you're not okay.
By recognizing that you need
help, the healing process can
begin.
Go to
www.nursesptsd.com
to learn more.