Advice from the pros: Go easy on yourself this New Year s Eve
It s OK if you don t feel like celebrating the new year, says a local mental health counselor. Author: Emily Longnecker Updated: 4:50 AM EST January 1, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS It s OK if you don t feel like celebrating the new year.
That s the word from one local mental health expert.
“I think people are going to celebrate, but it’s going to be somewhat subdued, and I think that’s very appropriate,” said Kimble Richardson, a licensed counselor with Community Health Network. Many of us have been traumatized this year,” he said.
Richardson says you should go easy on yourself when you think about what’s behind us and what’s ahead.
Some event organizers around Indy had hoped for fewer New Year s Eve COVID-19 restrictions. Author: Steve Jefferson Updated: 12:38 AM EST December 30, 2020
INDIANAPOLIS Some event organizers around Indy had hoped for fewer New Year s Eve COVID-19 restrictions than in recent months. Still, you can find a variety of ways to celebrate the New Year.
The turn of this new year will be like none other. After a rough 2020, many are looking for ways to celebrate 2021 s arrival. We will have meals that will appeal to everyone, said Skyline Club Chef Nathan Brown.
Brown is expecting a full house of both longtime and new customers looking for a unique dining experience.