In pandemic confinement, a trigger for depression

Anxiety is a trigger for depression, says psychologist Silvia Olmedo, a specialist in human relations. The long months of confinement have become an accelerator of everything, according to Olmedo. At the same time, he defines the concept of "toxic positivity" as the need to deny the reality that can become an even more critical situation. The crisis associated with the pandemic can be taken as an opportunity to generate changes in habits and generate a new pattern of behavior. The psychologist Silvia Olmedo identifies many signs of depression that begin with an alert and can turn into a disorder. Guillermo Arduino has an interesting and in-depth talk with the author of numerous books on psychology, love and sex.