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A UK Psychologist's Reflections on the First Year of the COVID-19 Lockdown
Can We Talk about a Jewish Experience?
in European Judaism
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Nikki Scheiner
Nikki Scheiner
Psychologist, UK
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Abstract
This article explores the impact of the first year of lockdown on the UK nations. It highlights the impact of the social determinants of health before exploring other areas where the virus affected large numbers of the population. Discussion of economic and psycho-social phenomena indicates that there are no obvious conclusions and that it may be many years before we understand the true consequences of lockdown. Particular attention is given to the experience of the Jewish community.
Contributor Notes
Nikki Scheiner is a former NHS Consultant Psychologist, now working privately. In addition to her practice, she provides training to organisations on promoting wellbeing and reducing workplace abuse and burnout. Her other specialities include treating functional neurological and physical disorders and PTSD. She is married with five children and lives between London and abroad.