May Is Mental Health Month
May Is Mental Health Month
May Is Mental Health Month
Create a sense of structure by establishing routines.
As mental health services have gone online or telephonic overnight, it's changed the frontier of relationship between therapists and clients.
Normally it may seem like you are the only one hurt in believing yourself to be powerless, having no effect on the world. The pandemic is an opportunity for you to recognize that this notion may not be true.
Anxiety, panic, stress, fear, trauma, and/or grief about feeling unsafe and insecure with COVID-10 are natural responses.
It's normal to feel vulnerable and overwhelmed when reading news about the coronavirus outbreak, especially if you have experienced trauma, anxiety, or other mental health issues.