One Year In: Optimism, Advice for Dealing with Stress and Anxiety From the Pandemic [today.duke.edu]

Lauren Clark 3/4/2111:32 AM

By Eric Ferreri, Duke Today, March 3, 2021

The mental health challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic have overwhelmed many Americans. The stress and anxiety from sickness, lost employment and a pivot for children and parents to isolated, virtual schooling has had a devastating cumulative effect.

As the first anniversary of the pandemic approaches, three Duke experts reflected Wednesday on the impact it has had on various aspects of mental health during University Communications’ 50th virtual briefing for journalists since last March.

[Please click here to read the transcript and access the recording.]

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