Coronavirus heartbreak: How the pandemic has led to a dramatic 'spike' in young people and children using mental health services coronavirus covid19 mentalhealthcare
’s lockdown announcement on Monday, practices of social distancing, self-isolation and regular, thorough hand washing were in place. It has been hoped that all of these measures will reduce people’s risk of catching coronavirus and lessen the ever increasing pressure onresources. As the day to day lives of Britons continue to fundamentally change in the wake of the movement restrictions, mental health issues have soared.
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