Quarantine and Mental Health Conditions 16-05-2020

By: César A. Fernández

There are people who before the quarantine had difficulties in the area of mental health or who even had years or months with some diagnosis, whether it be depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, problems with anger, hyperactivity, etc., which have been aggravated in this context of the pandemic. What do we do if we are the ones who exhibit these conditions? What do we do if we live with a family member who displays mental health conditions?

Our co-founder and therapist César Fernández, M.A analyzes this issue with the psychiatrist Luis Geraldino in this live.

Remember that no tip or advice you hear in this material replaces the therapeutic process; each case is particular and implies a deep analysis of the variables that affect it. To make an appointment, click here

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César A. Fernández

Clinical Psychologist

With a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, New York, USA He graduated in Psychology from the Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC). He has a training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Good Psychiatric Management from the Borderline Personality Institute at the McLean Hospital, Harvard University. In his practice he uses an eclectic approach that combines the cognitive-behavioral, systemic and analytical methods. He currently works with adults and teenagers. In addition, he performs personality, cognitive and vocational psychological assessments.

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