The testing times of crisis tend to churn the psychosocial, socioeconomic, anthropometric, geographical, political, cultural, and the entire fabric of mankind. While, some individuals and their “psycho-ecological systems fall prey to the vicissitudes of crisis; on the other hand, there are other patches of populations and civilizations that cross-cut through those testing times and return to normalcy with a new approach towards life. The present research is a quantitative and qualitative attempt to carve out the crisis intervention methods that enhance the psychological capital and facilitate psycho-ecological schemata of individuals. More specifically, the present research delves deeper into the aspects in the light of the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic. Findings of the research indicate towards a significant positive difference and changes in psychological capital of the research subjects at both p< .05 and p< .01 level of confidence; stating that appropriate, timely and relevant Crisis Intervention foster hope, resilience, optimism, and self-esteem as part of positive psychological capital of the individuals and their psycho-ecological schemata as well.