1 year later, COVID-19 pandemic still affects mental health
Families have gone through major shakeups in their routines during the pandemic. Therapists share ideas on how adults and children can cope.
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Families have gone through major shakeups in their routines during the pandemic. Therapists share ideas on how adults and children can cope.
Families who’ve been coping with the pandemic for a year still need to keep an eye on mental health Darcel Rockett, Chicago Tribune © Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Ruhi Agrawal, center, gets a hug from her mother, Sweety, before Ruhi enters South Loop Elementary School on March 8, 2021. Do you recall what you were doing when Gov. J.B. Pritzker issued a disaster proclamation that marshaled state resources to combat the coronavirus? How about the stay-at-home order? Illinois was the 14th state to declare an emergency in response to the virus. Within t...