KATHMANDU, MAY 13
The second wave of Covid-19 pandemic has become a tough test for Nepal as it has become for many countries.
People are not only suffering due to the contagion and its direct effects but are also having trouble due to stress and mental disturbances which accompany the disease.
According to the report prepared by the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation, mental health disorders including depression, increased alcohol use, and increased opioid use are among the six drivers of all-cause mortality that is related to the pandemic and social distancing mandates that came with the pandemic.
Amidst this crisis, psychologists, counsellors, and mental health professionals have a crucial role to help manage such issues.
One of such organisations in Nepal, Sambhavya Foundation is currently helping to cope with the mental health problems related to Covid-19, free of cost.
The Foundation primarily aims to support education system through psychological counselling services which it attained by assigning counsellors to schools inside and outside Kathmandu Valley and giving emotional, academic, behavioural and social awareness.
During the period of crisis, the organisation has come forward to approach those in needs of counselling and support, and to provide services as required.
To seek the services, students and non-students can register in these links by filling the forms.
Furthermore, anyone can reach out to the team at 9849616629, or through their social media link.
