EXCLUSIVE: Boozy British ravers have stuck two fingers up at the Mallorcan authorities who are desperately trying to clamp down on binge drinking and all-night benders in of Magaluf.
The Me You Can t See, Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry are teaming up once again to continue the conversation about mental health.
On May 28, Winfrey and Prince Harry will be hosting a town hall-style program about emotional well being with some of the subjects of their series as well as experts in the field. Actress Glenn Close is confirmed to be part of the discussion, which is being called
The Me You Can’t See: A Path Forward, as are advocate Zak William, and author Ambar Martinez. While it will air on AppleTV+, it will be free to access.
A still from Oprah and Harry’s town hall-style show.
Feeling Pandemic Fatigue? Here s How to Boost Your Mental Health While Stuck at Home
Feeling Pandemic Fatigue? Here s How to Boost Your Mental Health While Stuck at Home
We talked to experts about tips, tricks, and products that can potentially help you cope with increased anxiety and depression from being locked down
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After months of adjusting our daily lives to the coronavirus, it’s okay to still not be feeling 100 even if you’ve become a pro at masking up, washing your hands frequently, and social distancing, if Covid-19 has got you feeling more anxious than ever these days, you might’ve been hit with “pandemic fatigue.”
The uncertainty of the unknown at this point in the pandemic can be triggering mental health crises, as Covid-19 cases continue to spike across the country. A study found that about 4 in 10 adults in the U.S. have reported symptoms of anxiety or depressive disorder, up from one in ten adults who reported these symptoms in 2019. Many people have also been affected by lockdowns and stay-at-home orders are also either are either still in place, or being reinstated, nationwide. The Anxiety and Depression Association of America says that psychological challenges can “heighten the impact of [Covid-related] anxiety and isolation.”
Brateman has seen an increase in symptoms of depression amongst her patients, especially those who live alone. “On the other hand, many couples are [also] finding it difficult to navigate being with their partners and/or children 24/7,” she says, “[as] the elderly and parents of young children have additional stresses to cope with.”