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Mental health issues on the rise even as coronavirus pandemic eases

stock.adobe.com The COVID-19 pandemic has doubled the number of calls to a Chicago nonprofit, to 300 a week, from people seeking help with mental health crises. And the fallout from the pandemic lockdown will require long-term soul-searching. That recognition underpins the month of May’s recognition as Mental Health Awareness Month, and its timeliness is prescient. “We’re dealing with chronic, long-term stress,” said Ben Frank, chief wellness officer for the National Alliance on Mental Illness Chicago, which operates a helpline to aid people in getting help, finding a healthcare provider and figuring out insurance coverage. “You don’t just finish a period of time like this without asking, ‘What does it mean to return to normal?’ ” Frank said. “We all need support in the midst of this.”

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Are Your Kids Hitting The Pandemic Wall? | Cities 97 1

By Paul Fletcher Mar 9, 2021 As we near the one-year anniversary of the pandemic and associated social distancing measures, kids and parents alike are grieving the end of how our lives used to be. It doesn t even matter how dramatically kids lives have changed, experts say. The fact that disruption has become normalized is traumatizing enough. Leslie Forde, founder of Mom s Hierarchy of Needs, a think tank in Boston that researches how mothers can reduce stress and prioritize self-care, has surveyed or interviewed more than 1,600 families about the effects of the pandemic on school-age children since Covid-19 began. Our brains are sick of it, Forde said. There s a certain amount of disconnect between what happened when we suddenly pulled kids out of school and thought it was temporary to where we are today. I don t think anyone has healed from or reconciled that disconnect. I think it s been hardest on our kids.

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Why kids are hitting the pandemic wall

Why kids are hitting the pandemic wall CNN 3/2/2021 By Matt Villano, CNN © Courtesy Chip Dizard Sixth grader London Loree (right) of Southern California said she s having a hard time coping with the ongoing disruptions of the pandemic. She is shown with her mom, Lydia Elle (left). After almost a full year of grappling with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, including nearly nine months of virtual school, 11-year-old London Loree simply has had enough. Enough of Zoom classes and technology fails. Enough of social distancing. Enough of all of it. Her focus is waning. School, something she loves, has become a drag.

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Coronavirus: Why children are hitting the wall in coping with COVID-19 pandemic

As we near the one-year anniversary of the pandemic and associated social distancing measures, kids and parents alike are grieving the end of how our lives used to be. It doesn t even matter how dramatically kids lives have changed, experts say. The fact that disruption has become normalized is traumatizing enough.

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