<p>The objective was to analyze the experiences and psychological meanings of COVID-19 in the State of Nayarit, México. It was done using the Natural Semantic Networks Technique, applying to an average of 414 Nayarit-borned people, about the meanings that they gave to each of the stimuluses that were provided. The results are discussed in order to consider the importance of designing an intervention program that works in favor of providing psychological tools to the most vulnerable people in this contingency. From the content analysis, it is possible to identify a collective construction about COVID-19, which was predominantly negative.</p>