Recent reporting from Hespress EN reveals that mental health experts are warning about increasing psychological trauma among residents affected by major floods in northern Morocco.
As emergency response has focused on evacuations and physical rebuilding, psychiatrists and clinical psychologists say psychological impacts — including anxiety, grief, panic attacks, insomnia, and trauma-related distress — are emerging among survivors.
A free remote psychological support initiative has been launched to help families and individuals cope, offering support via phone calls, WhatsApp, or video platforms to reach those unable to access services due to infrastructure damage.
The effort specifically targets people dealing with displacement, property loss, and stress related to the sudden disruption of their daily lives. �
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