In the Aftermath of the Pandemic

John C. Markowitz, MD
Oxford University Press
2021
Target Audience
Both
About the Book

 

Helping Mental Health After the Pandemic

Many people have faced anxiety, depression, and stress because of COVID-19 and other disasters. This book shows how a therapy called Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) can help.

Why This Book Matters

  • Explains how IPT supports people by improving social connections and handling stress.
  • Focuses on common problems like depression, PTSD, and anxiety after big events.
  • Includes real-life examples to show how therapy works in practice.

What You’ll Learn

  • Simple IPT techniques that therapists can use to help patients heal.
  • How therapy has adapted to online sessions during the pandemic.
  • A checklist to spot psychological risks linked to COVID-19.

This book is a helpful guide for anyone wanting to understand how therapy can ease the mental health challenges caused by the pandemic.