Mental Health Awareness Month Is a Time to Focus on Resilience
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and it is a good time to refocus on mental well-being. Intermountain Healthcare experts say the potential mental health effects from the COVID-19 pandemic are profound. The pandemic has been associated with uncertainty, school closures, shutdowns, social isolation, and economic vulnerability— these stressors can be linked to mental health issues. COVID-19's mental health consequences are likely to be present for longer and peak later than the actual pandemic.
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