Anxiety heightened on how to spend the holidays amid omicron
San Diegans are second-guessing whether they should gather for the holidays. A psychiatrist helps people work through that anxiety.
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San Diegans are second-guessing whether they should gather for the holidays. A psychiatrist helps people work through that anxiety.
After eight months of daylight saving, this Sunday we have to wind back the clock, and in the process prepare for less sunlight in the afternoon.
After eight months of daylight saving, this Sunday we have to wind back the clock, and in the process prepare for less sunlight in the afternoon.
Improving pandemic conditions have many feeling happier, but anxiety is still an issue There are still quite a few people struggling with pandemic related issues, especially surrounding their return to work. Author: Steve Price (Reporter) Updated: 8:04 PM PST March 10, 2021 SAN DIEGO — It’s been a rollercoaster ride of emotions for many San Diegans trying to navigate their way through the pandemic. But now, with the vaccine rollout well underway, new coronavirus cases dropping to their lowest levels in months, and schools working on plans to re-open, doctor...