mildfulness, there are lots of practices one can incorporate into their day that actually really diminish stress which diminishes anxiety which helps in terms of preventing issues like depression. however, i also think it s important for parents to know that if your child is visibly having signs that they are struggling, what are those, maybe they have trouble sleeping, they re expressing a lot of anxiety, starting to withdraw, you re seeing their academic performance go down, if you start to see signs of that, talk to them about it and consider getting therapy. because the fact is, you can use teletherapy, you don t have to expose yourself in terms of covid. it s very available. you can look to apps to do this. you can look to your local community center for referrals. even if a small number of sessions, eight to ten sessions, can really make a difference for both adults and children. thanks, again, to gail for
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go down, leading them to cancel some flights. most of the flights, according to flight aware, were at united airlines and delta air lines but also alegent and jetblue. we obtained a united airlines memo to its staff in which it said the omicron cases are primarily affecting its flight crews and operations folks, those behind the scenes. the airline industry says there is a fix for all of this. they want the isolation period required for somebody who gets a breakthrough coronavirus case slashed in half. right now it has set at ten days. the airline industry is pleading with the cdc to set that at five days, even though some unions oppose that. even still, the number of travelers is very high. 2.19 million people screened at airports across the country on thursday. that was expected to be one of the busiest days for travel. many more busy days ahead. the tsa anticipates another 20 million people will travel between now and january 3rd. that s when they expect
there s not too much question that growth is probably going to be slower this coming year than it was last year. part of it was we had a robust recovery from the initial couple of rebounds from covid, you know, beginning over the last couple of years. this year, the rubber is really going to hit the road. we ve got not only this new variant to deal with, we ve got supply chain shortages and we have rising wages which on the one hand is good for people in terms of the amount of money they have in their pockets to spend, but it s going to make things tougher for businesses. and that could put some dents in hiring. the final wrinkle in the puzzle here is the fed. and the fed raising rates. the fed has said it wants to get inflation under control and we might be looking at three interest rates hikes in the new year and the markets never like interests going up. there s a delicate balancing app. there s a lot to juggle here. you re right about inflation.