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Issues That Matter panelists: top row, from left: Sophia Sexton (ASL Interpreter), Crystal Blankinship (Providence Medical Services), Anji Jorstad (Snohomish County Behavioral Health Services) and bottom row, from left: Betsy Griffith (Island County Human Services), Miki Gaspar (ASL Interpreter)
While there is no roadmap for maintaining emotional well-being during a pandemic, behavioral health experts speaking during a recent Sno-Isle Libraries webinar provided a wealth of advice and resources for coping with COVID-19 pressures.
During the Jan. 14 webinar, the first of three in the library system’s “Issues That Matter, Pandemic Pressures” series, speakers offered ways to identify warning signs that you or your loved ones are having trouble dealing with the many consequences of the pandemic.