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Hello Idaho: Overcoming cave syndrome
The recent and drastic changes to guidance from the CDC contradict what Idahoans were told to do to keep themselves and others safe, which can cause anxiety in some. Author: Tami Tremblay Updated: 10:22 PM MDT June 1, 2021
BOISE, Idaho As COVID-19 restrictions ease and life begins to return to some sort of normalcy, many are experiencing what is being referred to as cave syndrome . Cave syndrome is defined as a variant of agoraphobia, fear of places and situations that may cause panic or helplessness. As it relates to COVID-19, however, it refers to a fear of returning to normal life after a year of isolation.
Hello Idaho: Re-engaging after the pandemic s isolation Do some of the things that you used to do prior to this pandemic, like setting up coffee dates or walks in the park. Author: Chase Biefeldt (KTVB) Updated: 6:49 AM MDT May 31, 2021
BOISE, Idaho The pandemic is well over a year old, but things are finally beginning to look more optimistic.
As social activities begin ramping up again, it can be a little overwhelming putting ourselves back out there.
Optum Idaho’s Dr. Julie Wood talked with KTVB about ways to re-engage and be friendly after isolation.
According to a recent Cleveland Clinic survey, 40% of people reported the COVID-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on their relationships.