Six Signs of Paralyzing COVID-19 Anxiety

People are getting stressed, worried, or scared about the COVID-19 pandemic. As the pandemic continues to infect millions and claim thousands of lives, mental health care professionals have been reporting a spike in the number of people showing anxiety and depression symptoms.

Six Signs of Paralyzing COVID-19 Anxiety

Anxiety is a normal reaction to the uncertainty that comes along with the COVID-19 pandemic. People worry about health, uncertain future, concerns around school or work, and finances. For people with pre-existing mental conditions, anxiety and stress can worsen. Read More

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