The Cova virus lockdown has a huge effect on every one one
way or another, it is a huge change in everyone’s life in different ways. When
facing mental, disabilities, Autism, and other problem the unexcepted alarms us
completely. Mainly those of us who face Autism when comes to change and route.
Do not get us wrong for everyone the lockdown, affects
the way we work, the way we run businesses, and the way we study. For eg, signing
in, enrolling, studying, etc online is a huge change to how we work in a classroom,
not only for students but for teachers, tutors, and Lectures such as us.
We are all vulnerable to the Coronavirus just the same as
we are to other viruses but people with disabilities, mental health, Autism,
and other problems are twice as vulnerable.
Therefore, there’s
no winning whatever we do despite of wearing masks etc, to spends a lot of time
indoors is no good for one’s mental health but to spend a lot of time outdoors
we are at risk of the virus. Even masks etc are there to protect us from the
virus, they can cause breathing problems, etc if we are having to wear them too
long, mainly for those who face anxiety, etc.
Speak up, no one needs to be alone, just because we are
at home mostly. There are professional services online such as the Samaritans,
Sane, Rethink, etc. Staying in touch with friends& family online, hobbies,
interests, career courses, etc. Now the Autumn has kicked and the winter will
be short and the Coronavirus lockdown on top of that how can you encourage those you know and your future
patents to keep sane and calm through the lockdown and out of lockdown and
those who face disabilities, mental health, Autism, and other problems? Autumn and
winter blues. https://metro.co.uk/2020/10/14/how-to-deal-with-second-wave-anxiety-as-lockdown-looms-13414988/?ito=push-notification&ci=40941&si=9693646&fbclid=IwAR203EbwVykorPiZYd1mWdMVEqfOg-9LBMzCAb8OZWbBepTBs1WD3fplI0U
https://www.england.nhs.uk/mental-health/working-0in-mental-health/
https://www.england.nhs.uk/mental-health/
https://www.wlv.ac.uk/courses/bnurs-hons-learning-disability-nursing/
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