EMPLOY THE PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19

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Most people are dying in this COVID-19 era, not because of the viral infection but panic. Panic is a sudden overpowering fright, in this state, there is a sudden sensation of fear, which is so strong as to dominate or prevent reason and logical thinking, replacing it with overwhelming feelings of anxiety and frantic agitation consistent with an animalistic fight-or-flight reaction.

Some people, both infected and non-infected with COVID-19 are dying because of panic from time to time. Some countries are becoming so intense with panic because of the way data and information are communicated to them. Panic attacks bring about racing heart and breathing difficulties and predispose people with other conditions such as stroke, hypertension, and diabetes to death.

Ghana as a nation, Africa as a continent must be able to employ the services of Clinical Psychologists, Diversional Therapists, Cognitive and Perceptual Therapist, Neuropsychologists, Mental Health Experts as well as a medical team in the delivery of raw data or information on the spread rate or infection rate of COVID-19 in this era. Using political figures who has no knowledge in psychology or mental health will continue to jeopardize the situation at hand.

Psychotherapy is a great tool needed for the nations at large and advanced countries are practicing it. Any time President Donald Trump addresses the United States of America, a team of experts take over and also address the nation.

We do copy, let us copy the right thing, we need no political figures to play the role of experts but we need the experts themselves!!!

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