Loneliness, isolation, unemployment, economic uncertainty, health concerns and grief—these are tough times where our collective mental health is being challenged.
In normal times, prioritizing our mental well-being too often gets put on the backburner or worse, pushed under the rug. In times of chaos, like now, it’s even harder to focus on ourselves.
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