they have trauma in their personal lives. there are two traumas contributing to factors. with the pandemic working, health care workers have been under enormous stress, very long hours, sometimes isolated conditions and living away from family in a hotel, for example, and unable to use to lies that usual support networks. this and unable to use to lies that usual sopport networks-— support networks. this has been difficult to make _ support networks. this has been difficult to make it _ support networks. this has been difficult to make it deal- support networks. this has been difficult to make it deal with - support networks. this has been difficult to make it deal with the | difficult to make it deal with the earlier trauma which is fired into high rates of ptsd. bind earlier trauma which is fired into high rates of ptsd.— earlier trauma which is fired into high rates of ptsd. and nhs workers sa s the high rates of ptsd. and nhs workers says they have _ high rates of ptsd. and nhs workers says they have strengthened - high rates of ptsd. and nhs workers says they have strengthened mental| says they have strengthened mental health support for staff. that includes 40 mental health and well—being hubs across the country. have they not helped? thea;r well-being hubs across the country. have they not helped?— have they not helped? they are helinu , have they not helped? they are helping. and — have they not helped? they are helping, and shape _ have they not helped? they are helping, and shape recovery - have they not helped? they are helping, and shape recovery is i have they not helped? they are i helping, and shape recovery is part of this offering. shaped recovery of this very brief intervention for