George Bonanno
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364 appearances
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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Yes.
She was, she was actually, I think this had said that very strongly.
Yes.
Again, there was a prognosis of overwhelming mental health problems that overwhelmed the system.
This was going to, again, be a problem of such magnitude that the mental health resources we currently had would not be able to handle it.
And many mental health experts were assuming we need to do something to take care of this looming disaster, this looming mental health disaster.
And what happened eventually?
What happened eventually was that the pandemic did not have nearly the psychological impact that people thought it would have.
There were a lot of studies done, and I don't know if I can call to mind all of these different kinds of studies, but one of the best examples is suicide.
People thought suicides would skyrocket during the pandemic.
And in fact, suicide stayed the same or declined globally.
In my own research, we tracked people over time and we found that people were as resilient and as healthy as they always had been.
And this has been seen also all over the world.
Well, initially the theory, Kubler-Rosset proposed a theory to account for how people face their own death.
And there's hardly any data on that, any research on that for obvious reasons.
People are not interested in participating in research as they face their own death.
But then it got foisted onto how people deal with the loss of a loved one.
And she didn't actually do that.
That was really other people that did that, other theorists.
And it became very popular.
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