Addressing Kids' Mental Health Post-Pandemic Will Take Time, Says MGH Child Psychiatrist
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Between remote learning, isolation from friends, and a steady stream of difficult news, life in the pandemic has been especially hard for many children. Jeanne Blake, the president of Blake Works whose firm developed a new digital series called "The Pandemic and Kids' Mental Health," says she has heard a "consistent message of loss, isolation and despair" this year from kids.
Blake and Dr. Paula Rauch, a psychiatrist at the Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, joined Jim Braude on
Greater Boston to discuss the challenges facing kids during re-opening, especially younger children, and how parents can help them build resilience.