Mapping of mental health interventions during COVID 19- literature review

Impact of COVID-19 on mental health
COVID-19 pandemic has brought multiple changes in the life of humans and it has layered daily routing, creates social isolation, and increased financial processing. Misinformation, overload, and rumors have made life feels out of control and it has resulted in unclear decisions. This has resulted in various issues like fear, loneliness, anxiety, and stress that are the root cause of mental health disorders that causes depression. In a survey, it has been found that people are addicted to opioids and tobacco which has worsened their mental situation. It has become the cause of chronic conditions like lung disease and heart diseases.
The psychological reaction happens during the mass quarantine that was imposed during the spread of COVID-19 that has generalized fear and pervasive community anxiety. The pervasive feeling of desperation and hopelessness is associated with negative outcome that includes suicidal behavior (Soklaridis et al. 2020). The general population is becoming more exposed and it has resulted in anxiety-provoking topics that are related to the emergence of socio-economic crisis and health. The overall result of COVID-19 on mental health is that it has resulted in a maladaptive lifestyle that leads to psychiatric conditions.
Mental health intervention
Mental health diagnosis required an understanding of symptoms and diagnosis. The ability to function decreases and it becomes clear that it required treatment. With the complexity of mental illness, it is important that the process of intervention is facilitated by qualified professionals and training. It is difficult to identify disorders as it includes overlapping symptoms and substance abuse that mask telltale signs of the...