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How To Spot ’Emotional Suffering’ During COVID (and What To Do)
A year after the pandemic outbreak, Stephanie Marcello has tips for spotting the signs of emotional distress in yourself and others, as well as recommendations for steps you can take to treat it.
By Patti Verbanas-Rutgers
According to a recent Pew Poll, three-in-10 people say the COVID-19 outbreak has changed their lives in a major way, with 21% of US adults still experiencing high levels of psychological distress a year later.
Santa Clarita Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital To Observe Mental Health Awareness Month
In order to observe and honor Mental Health Awareness Month, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital in Santa Clarita is scheduled to offer a variety of resources to the community throughout the month of May.
The services offered is expected to include classes and events to promote the importance and maintenance of mental health. With the extent of the pandemic’s effect on mental health still largely unknown, learning more about mental health maintenance and the realities of living with mental health issues is vital.
One in five Americans on average will experience problems in their mental health at some point during their lives, so officials recommend everyone be compassionate, vigilant, and informed about mental health, officials said.
Mental health is essential to our overall health, and the importance of attending to mental health has become even more pronounced during the COVID-19.