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We, all of us, must put in the work to recognize the mental health struggles that exist in our families with our friends, our co-workers and ourselves. we must talk about it out loud. covid was a silent illness and because of that we struggled with how to deal with something we couldn't see and to which none of us were immune. mental illness is a silent illness, too, from which none of us are immune. it's an emergency that deserves the attention we now don't have to focus on covid. if you or someone you know is having a hard time, it's okay. you're not alone. and there are places to start to g...

Not have a lot of stimulus around them. that could help de-escalate the situation. >> reporter: it is one of only 8300 child psychiatrists in the country, dr. glau worked more than 60 hours a week but despite it all he sees a better day coming. >> stigma, is it getting any better. >> i do think it is. >> this generation has a different attitude. >> i'm hopeful for the future. >> cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, columbus, ohio. >> now if you are someone you love is in need of support, there is no shame in that. consider reaching out to substance abuse and mental health services, they have a national...