Can You Pass Mental Health Issues to Your Children?
If you have one or more mental health issues, you may be concerned that your children could inherit them. But can you really pass on mental health conditions to your offspring?
Loneliness During The Covid-19 Pandemic
This COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge to our social wellness. Many people are feeling lonely because they cannot interact with family members, friends, or even co-workers and this has affected their mental health.
If you're thinking about somebody, text message them, call them, or even start up a video chat with them. This could go a long way for somebody because they could be struggling with depression, anxiety, or have increased substance use.
Let's stay safe and stay connected.
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