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Frontline COVID-19 Healthcare Workers: PTSD Risk

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A Traumatic Crisis

The recent suicides of Lorna Breen, a New York doctor of emergency medicine and Bronx EMT John Mondello have drawn attention to the emotional impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare workers. Hopefully their deaths do not portend a mental health crisis for the healthcare workers who provided care during the worst of the outbreak. Read on to explore the factors that may have affected these two tragic heroes, and to learn how PTSD and depression are concerns for healthcare workers caring for COVID-19 patients.

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How to Meditate for College Students Stuck at Home

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Meditation: A Great Habit to Start During the Coronavirus Lockdown

College students nationwide are feeling the strain of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you’re stuck at home and feeling stressed, meditation can help. Learn how.

Much has been written about how to take care of yourself during the current coronavirus pandemic and resulting lockdowns. Get exercise, stay in touch with friends, maintain a routine… these are all good ideas. But students can benefit from one self-care habit that has been getting less attention than it deserves: mindfulness meditation.

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Free support group services for nurses during the NYC COVID-19 outbreak

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UPDATE, OCTOBER 2020: The nurses’ support group is currently suspended due to the improvement in statewide COVID control efforts. Should that change this group may re-start.

The current health crisis in NYC is testing hospital healthcare providers like never before. During the COVID-19 crisis, the Manhattan Center for Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is offering free support group services specifically for nurses in the New York City area whose work has been affected by COVID-19.

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Self-Care Tips for the Coronavirus Outbreak

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Many people are finding themselves transitioning to a new normal due to the coronavirus outbreak. This new normal may include working from home, cancelled events, and closed stores and restaurants. These sudden changes to our daily lives have left many feeling down or anxious. As you navigate this transition, consider the following recommendations for maintaining self-care during the coronavirus outbreak.

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