Psychologist Yeraz Markarian, Ph.D. of Hackensack University Medical Center provides some insight on how to manage anxiety around COVID-19 and other stressful situations, and what to do when coping skills aren’t working.
If your anxiety is interfering with your daily functions or causing other physical or emotional symptoms it may be time to talk to someone or seek care.
During the COVID-19 pandemic it has been easy to lose track of time as our rigorous daily schedule and commute have been replaced by being quarantined at home for endless hours and days, and the lack of a schedule has made many of us more uncomfortable than we had imagined.
The coronavirus pandemic has stirred a variety of emotions and feelings. For some, feelings of guilt may also be experienced. Here's how to overcome it.
From constant news stories about the spread of the virus and death, to economic hardships such as loss of jobs and income, it is easy to get mentally exhausted and only worry about the future of ourselves and our loved ones.