Last updated:  08 September 2020

 

COVID-19 and mental health

It is normal to feel anxious and stressed during the COVID-19 outbreak.

We all have a role to play in protecting the physical and mental health of ourselves and others. Know the facts about COVID-19 and help to support positive mental well-being.

 

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Frontline #COVID19 responders and other essential workers face many challenges while they work to keep us safe and maintain services.

We support and thank them for their efforts.​

The frontline responders working tirelessly to save lives during this pandemic deserve time to rest.

Talk to your colleagues or supervisor if you think you may be experiencing burnout.​

 

 

If you feel stressed and overwhelmed, talk to your colleagues or supervisor about your feelings and challenges. ​

 

 

Let’s keep our frontline and essential workforce mentally healthy and productive. ​

 

 

Our hearts go out to families who have lost loved ones to COVID-19.

May you find peace, hope and love during this difficult time.​

 

Stress and adversity can also be a path towards growth and meaning. ​

 

 

The COVID-19 pandemic may feel overwhelming at times.

Try to get going and keep doing – this will help restore your #MentalHealth.​

 

 

Set a time when you will check COVID-19 updates, and limit how long you spend reading or watching them each day.​

It is important to spend time doing things you enjoy and find relaxing.

 

It is normal to feel fearful and anxious during this time.​

Talking about your feelings will lessen your distress.