| Sumario: | The book *Pandemic Providers: Psychologists Respond to Covid* focuses on the collective experiences of a diverse group of mental health practitioners during the Covid-19 pandemic. It features contributions from various fields, including psychology, social work, and creative arts therapies, highlighting the importance of whole person approaches in trauma care. The late Ilene Serlin, a prominent dance/movement therapist, plays a significant role in the book, emphasizing the value of creativity and collaboration in addressing pandemic-related challenges. The authors provide insights into effective mental health practices and the impact of technology on treatment delivery, ultimately advocating for innovative and accessible care strategies during global crises.
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