COVID-19/Coronavirus Archives

Back To School: Children’s Mental Health Requires Support

By Dayna Smith-Slade, MAC ❘ December 6, 2022

Children's mental health has been concerning even before COVID-19. Students are back in classrooms and mental health support is necessary.

By Dayna Smith-Slade, MAC ❘ April 18, 2022

As years pass since the initial outbreak of COVID-19, we are left with increased substance abuse and mental health struggles.

By Hannah Zwemer ❘ January 27, 2022

The US surgeon general has declared a children's mental health emergency. Research shows a strong correlation with the ongoing pandemic.

By Carmen McCrackin ❘ January 25, 2022

Many have found themselves working from home since the beginning of the pandemic, but there are ways to keep your brain in tip-top shape.

By William Henken ❘ October 12, 2021

Mental Health Day occurred in the midst of a mental health crisis this year; luckily, new research has shed light on healthy ways to cope.

By Suzette Gomez ❘ May 6, 2021

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced on April 2nd that fully vaccinated travelers do not need a COVID test before travel.

By Suzette Gomez ❘ April 8, 2021

Despite bar, club, and restaurant closure, the alcohol market grew by 55%, and online alcohol sales skyrocketed to 243% in the U.S.

By Hayley Hudson ❘ September 10, 2020

Traveling to rehab during COVID-19 may be causing people with a substance use disorder to push off getting treatment, putting them at a higher risk.

By Hayley Hudson ❘ August 13, 2020

Recent statistics on opioid addiction and COVID-19 paint an alarming picture of the 2 major crisis’s that are impacting America.