How did Berliners feel and react during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Changes in aspects of mental health, resilience and social cohesion
The CovSocial project aimed, in a first phase, to shed light on crucial pandemic-related changes in assessing longitudinally many markers of mental health, resilience and social cohesion in a large sample of Berliners throughout the many lock-downs in the yeas of 2020/21. In a second phase, we investigated whether we could reduce the increased loneliness and psychological vulnerability observed in Berliners by simple 10-weeks mindfulness-based or dyadic socio-affective online mental trainings.
Phase 1 Brochure
First descriptive findings on selected measures focusing on mental vulnerability, psychological resilience and social cohesion from phase1 can be downloaded here.
International Symposium
A Trailer, Best-Of and Summary-Talk of the CovSocial findings featured by the recordings of our Symposium from December 2022 can be found here.
News
June 22, 2022 – Two new CovSocial publications have been accepted for publication in Journal of Medical Internet Research and European Journal of Social Psychology.
