Some would argue yes. The federal government currently works in partnership with local government when it comes to mental heal. The pandemic, however, has been a challenge for many.COVID19 (Coronavirus) has devasted many people around the world in 2020. We discussed how it has affected anxiety during quarantine, and with back to school debates, and even the election.So, our mental health has been affected at every turn. COVID19 has wreaked havoc on our economy, which in turn is yet another stress point for many. In some cases, small business owners are struggling to stay afloat, while many workers have already drowned through lost jobs and mounting bills.The result might see people short-tempered simply out of frustration, lack of social interaction, or working and living under the same roof day in and day out. Not everyone is able to adjust to such drastic changes in their daily lives.Holiday Pandemic
The Holiday pandemic that continues to affect our mental health is the topic on WINK News with guest Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD.Mental health has — and still does — have a stigma attached to it. However, if one needs mental health care, that doesn’t mean they’re psychotic or crazy. Psychologists have always stressed that without mental health there is no health. Should mental health become a department within the office of Health and Services within the government?
Some would argue yes. The federal government currently works in partnership with local government when it comes to mental heal. The pandemic, however, has been a challenge for many.COVID19 (Coronavirus) has devasted many people around the world in 2020. We discussed how it has affected anxiety during quarantine, and with back to school debates, and even the election.So, our mental health has been affected at every turn. COVID19 has wreaked havoc on our economy, which in turn is yet another stress point for many. In some cases, small business owners are struggling to stay afloat, while many workers have already drowned through lost jobs and mounting bills.The result might see people short-tempered simply out of frustration, lack of social interaction, or working and living under the same roof day in and day out. Not everyone is able to adjust to such drastic changes in their daily lives.
Some would argue yes. The federal government currently works in partnership with local government when it comes to mental heal. The pandemic, however, has been a challenge for many.COVID19 (Coronavirus) has devasted many people around the world in 2020. We discussed how it has affected anxiety during quarantine, and with back to school debates, and even the election.So, our mental health has been affected at every turn. COVID19 has wreaked havoc on our economy, which in turn is yet another stress point for many. In some cases, small business owners are struggling to stay afloat, while many workers have already drowned through lost jobs and mounting bills.The result might see people short-tempered simply out of frustration, lack of social interaction, or working and living under the same roof day in and day out. Not everyone is able to adjust to such drastic changes in their daily lives.Part of the guide: Fear, Anxiety and the News
About the author
Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD, is a licensed psychologist with more than 40 years of experience, an Emmy Award winner and a national TV commentator on the psychology of politics. Full biography →
