Introduction
The eclectic (Fig. 1) nature of social work in addition to the
person-in-environment perspective, as well as its biopsychosocial frame
warrants that holistic intervention be utilizable amid the coronavirus
pandemic. This is paramount if we intend to prevent and stymie not just
the dreaded contagion in itself, but also its rampaging impact on
individuals, families, groups, and communities. Using a diagrammatic
approach, this essay sets to rollout holistic professional intervention
with a view to degrading the after-effect of the coronavirus pandemic.
Before highlighting these guidelines, it is germane to summarily
appraise some empowering framework necessary for our intervention.