PEP | Article - Commentary by a Member of the British Psychotherapy Foundation (Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Association), the Tavistock Institute of Medical Psychology and the Forensic Psychotherapy Society, London

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Abstract

In recent weeks and months, I have listened to so very many heart-wrenching stories about people who, in 2020 or 2021, had, alas, contracted the deadly coronavirus. Extraordinarily, some of the men and women with whom I work tested positive for COVID-19 but recovered extremely quickly. One of my more robust patients boasted, ‘I had only a little bit of fever for just a few hours, and then I felt absolutely fine’. By contrast, one of my more emotionally fragile patients suffered from fatigue and breathing difficulties for approximately six months before regaining full

PEP | Article - Commentary by a Member of the British Psychotherapy Foundation (Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Association), the Tavistock Institute of Medical Psychology and the Forensic Psychotherapy Society, London - Kahr, Brett