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Ask the Expert: Five tips for going back into the real world


Ask the Expert: Five tips for going back into the real world
This story is part of a Mental Health Awareness Month series highlighting Michigan State University research and expert knowledge.
In honor of May as Mental Health Awareness Month, MSU s Claudia Finkelstein, associate professor of family medicine at MSU’s College of Human Medicine, offers tips on how each of us can reenter “normal” life. 
 
 
After a long year of change and adjusting to ever shifting goal posts of “the new normal,” we seem to be heading out of the worst of it. There is cautious optimism about the months ahead based on current trends. Along with optimism, there is a vague pervasive anxiety about how to navigate the times ahead. Even Saturday Night Live is aware of the anxiety and awkwardness of this long-awaited stage of the pandemic. ....

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month and "it's completely normal to feel completely abnormal"


“Don’t be a jerk.”
Remember what is my business, your business, and universal business, and respond accordingly.
“Find common ground.”
Keep an eye on yourself and each other. Remember to heed the words of Bill and Ted and be excellent to each other.
She believes there are some good things that have come out of the pandemic.
“Keeping mental health in the public conversation is one of the very positive things. The access to telehealth is another huge bonus. Also just keeping the possibility of some quiet, reflective time. Many of us were so on-the-go every minute of the day that we didn t even have a moment to connect. And the parents of little kids and those with pets have had more time to spend with their loved ones. That is something that we should absolutely keep.” ....

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Interview: Feeling Anxious Over Pandemic Restrictions Loosening? Here Are Some Suggestions To Help Cope.


Interview: Feeling Anxious Over Pandemic Restrictions Loosening? Here Are Some Suggestions To Help Cope.
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A large mask is put on a bear statue at a gift shop during the Knott s Taste of Boysenberry Festival at Knott s Berry Farm in Buena Park, Calif., Tuesday, March 30, 2021.
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As the pandemic starts to tentatively slow down in the United States, many people are looking forward to the reopening of businesses, offices, concert halls and more.
But not everyone is ready or willing to move back into a society that may have not previously met their needs when things were “business as usual.” ....

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'Safe Ground' Sites For Unhoused Residents, Project Roomkey Update / How Small Businesses In Sacramento Are Surviving COVID-19 Economy / Anxiety Of Going Out Into Society


The safe parking site near Miller Park, Wednesday, April 14, 2021.
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It s been a challenging time for small businesses since the pandemic began a little more than a year ago. Nationwide polling shows many have cut employee hours, significantly changed their business model, or have closed permanently; we hear from small business owners in Sacramento about how they re surviving COVID-19. Plus, a closer look at Project Roomkey happenings and new safe ground sites opening for unhoused residents and the anxieties about going out into society as pandemic restrictions continue to loosen.
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CapRadio PolitiFact California Reporter 
Chris Nichols on the first pair of city-sponsored  safe ground  sites opening for unhoused residents, and updates on Sacramento County s plans with Project Roomkey motel rooms  ....

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