Post Covid Mental Health Problems
Post Covid Mental Health Problems are those psychological problems that have occurred as the result of protracted social isolation, loss of liberties and other health-related concerns.
Covid-19 has had a significantly detrimental effect on people’s physical and mental health for both those who have actually had Covid as well as those who have not been diagnosed but have suffered the associated stress and anxiety caused by the virus and the subsequent governmental measures (post coronavirus stress).
Research suggests that people diagnosed with Covid are twice as likely to suffer from mental health problems, particularly anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and insomnia, than those not diagnosed (Taquet et al., The Lancet, Nov 2020).
Post Covid Fatigue has become a recognised condition for those who have had, and recovered, from the disease.
This is a component part of what has now been labelled as ‘long covid’.
Post-covid fatigue comprises both physiological and psychological components.

Bi-directional Effects of Covid
Not only are those diagnosed with Covid more likely to suffer mental health problems, there is also a suggestion that people suffering from mental health issues may also be more susceptible to catching Covid.
There is a well established phenomenon known as psychoneuroimmunology which describes how psychological problems can directly affect the immune system leading to a greater propensity to pick-up illnesses when the immune system is diminished through stress, which may explain why those suffering mental health problems are more likely to become ill with Covid if exposed.

Post Covid Mental Health Problems in the Absence of Diagnosis
You do not have to be diagnosed with Covid to suffer mental health difficulties. Many of the Government restrictions that have been imposed in an attempt to tackle the virus have had serious consequences for many in society.
These may include:
- Fear of being infected
- Anger at the loss of liberty
- Anxiety about the reported moratlity rates of Covid
- Stress at losing, or potentially losing a job
- Distrust of society
- Loss of belief in the government
The negative effects of all of these factors has resulted in the prevalence of mental health problems increasing substantially across the nation with demand for counselling and theapy services reaching unprecedented levels.
Solutions for Post Covid Mental Health Problems
Most of the mental health problems that are associated with the Covid pandemic can be classified as anxiety disorders. The most effective therapeutic tools for dealing with these anxiety disorders are those based on the principles of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).
Tranceform offer a highly developed, evidence-based programme of CBT over a ten week period which has been shown to be effective in treating the anxiety-based conditions – read more below.

CBT for Post Covid Mental Health Problems
If you’re committed to overcoming post covid mental health problems then we highly recommend following our Advanced Tranceformental CBT programme with Paul.
Tranceformental CBT is available as Online Therapy if required
The Tranceformental programme is a highly successful & pragmatic psychological training course, run over 10 sessions, that will teach you everything you need to know to understand your problem, identify how unhelpful thinking and limiting beliefs might be reinforcing the issue, and then show you how to make any changes to your unhelpful thinking styles or maladaptive safety behaviours that you may have developed as part of your coping strategies.
Our Tranceformental CBT programme is an empirically supported approach used by mental health practitioners around the World.
Self-Help CBT Course for only £149!
Our online self-help CBT course has been designed to teach you the fundamental tools and techniques of clinically proven Cognitive Behavioural Therapy without having to see a therapist.
Structured over TEN, in-depth modules, this course will provide you everything you need to know to change the way you think about and experience your mental health problems from the comfort of your own home.
Click Self-Help CBT to find out more.

Free Initial Consultations for Post Covid Mental Health Issues
We offer all prospective clients an initial consultation to discuss your post-covid mental health problems prior to commencing any counselling.
The consultation is free and lasts around 50 minutes.
During this consultation we will discuss the various types of psychological therapy that are available to you and make a considered recommendation based on your individual personal circumstances.
Initial consultations are also available as part of our online counselling service.
At Tranceform Psychology we emphasise the importance of the therapy relationship in helping people to bring about effective change, so its important to be able to ‘meet’ to discuss our change programmes BEFORE proceeding.
Our policy is to help people make a fully balanced & considered decision about undertaking mental health work with us, including both the financial and personal implications.
Overcome Your Problems with our CBT Course
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is clinically proven to be effective across a range of different mental health problems.
Using our online learning platform, it is available with 2, 5 or 10 sessions of clinical support either face-to-face in the Wombourne offices, or using Zoom video facilities.
It can also be taken as a self help CBT course that will teach you the fundamental tools and techniques used throughout the mental health profession.
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You can purchase your course of CBT in our shop by clicking on any of the links below.
Course + 2 Clinical Sessions - £299
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