Covid-19: All psychosocial manuals in one place
All the psychosocial support manuals released during covid-19 pandemic are here; each can be downloaded here itself or read in a separate page as per the index.
Index:
Page 2. Psychosocial Support during the COVID-19 pandemic: A Training Manual for Counsellors; Tata Institute of Social Sciences In collaboration with National Disaster Management Authority; April 2021.
Page 3. Psychosocial First Aid For Children Affected By Covid-19: A Manual For First Responders; NIMHANS, UNICEF; September 2020
Page 4. Manual for “Health Care Professionals” in providing “Psychosocial Support” to family members in bereavement in the time of COVID-19; ICMR 2020
Page 5. Breathe: A handbook for the well-being of healthcare workers during the pandemic and beyond; St John’s Medical College (SJMC); not dated
added on 16.01.2022. Breathe 2 released. The St John’s handbook for the well-being of healthcare workers during the pandemic and beyond: St John’s Medical College (SJMC); not dated
Page 6. Trauma and Grief During the Pandemic: resources from NIMHANS; May 2021
Page 7 Psychosocial Care For Frontline Health Care Workers During COVID-19: An Information Manual; NIMHANS, UNICEF 2020
Page 8 Child And Adolescent Mental Health: A Manual For Medical Officers To Provide Care During And After Covid-19 Pandemic : NIMHANS 2020
Page 9 Mental Health Challenges During COVID-19 Pandemic – Guidance for Psychiatrists. Indian Psychiatric Society 2020. [ this document is drawn from Mental Health in the times of COVID-19 Pandemic- Guidance for General Medical & Specialised Mental Health Care Settings , NIMHANS, 2020 and an updated version of it later “Mental Health in the times of COVID-19 Pandemic-Guidance for General Medical and Specialized Mental Health Care Settings – February 2021“
Page 10 Training Module for health care providers to deal with Psot Covid Mental Health Issues – For Doctors and Nurses. Director-General of Health Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare,Gov. of India
Page 11 Manuals from outside India and miscellaneous stuff
Community Psychiatry in India 