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How COVID-19 Affects Marriage—and How to Adapt

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A lot of words have been written about the effects of COVID-19 on health, the elderly and society. How about the collateral damage?

Some of which has to do with the health issues other than coronavirus, that are being neglected, or the damaging isolation of our seniors who deserve to have their last years—and time with loved ones, but are denied this access as a consequence of public health.

Then, there’s the fallout in relationships, particularly for marriages and children. Here we will follow up on Part I in this series—Marriage During Corona, with an eye towards putting forward some ideas that can make a difference. The Starter Marriage: As we discussed, it is not pathological for marriages to get into trouble.

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