A critique of digital mental health via assessing the psychodigitalisation of the COVID‐19 crisis

Reading the report ‘The Digital Future of Mental Healthcare and its Workforce’ by National Health Service (NHS) from United Kingdom makes for a strange experience. Most centrally, it is utterly perplexing that no single argument mounted in to wave aside accusations depicts totalitarian world governed digipsy-complex. As seems presage COVID crisis assertion digital mental health care will should be future, this paper takes pandemic as point departure. However, does not set out apparent digitalisation psy-care under COVID-conditions, but rather, psychologisation itself; is, individualising pathologising discontents socio-subjective sufferings COVID. The aim tackle here intertwining psychological digital, digitalisation. This article engages close ‘symptomatic reading’ two points. first concerns how such closely connected neurobiologisation subjectivity. second about also commodification all things subjective social. After discussing interrelating these issues, explores what critical response could be, be.