s review of the past year s top stories, we are republishing it, along with an update on COVID-19 s mental health impacts, reviewing subsequent developments in 2020.
It was contracting the COVID-19 coronavirus herself that made Maryland psychologist Myrna Frank, PhD, completely transition her practice to telehealth appointments.
On Monday, March 9, the day after Frank returned from the annual American Group Psychotherapy Association meeting in New York, she was seeing clients in her clinic, being careful to avoid touching surfaces and keeping her hands as clean as possible. But that night, the fever, chills, and nausea presented suddenly. I felt incapacitated for 36 hours, Frank told