The course of the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the mental health of people of all ages. K-12 students, in particular, have suffered from their everchanging virtual and in-person schedules, causing feelings of anxiety and depression.
Taking care of your health is one of the most important things you can do for yourself. Baylor College of Medicine experts have plenty of tips to help you stay healthy. This month’s Health Hint provides a roundup of resources that are available to the Baylor community to help deal with stress as we continue…
There has been an emphasis on taking care of one’s physical health during these challenging times, but caring for one’s mental health cannot be ignored. Whether it’s the stress of working from home or homeschooling, the isolation of social distancing or the fear of you or a loved one contracting COVID-19, each concern is valid.
Taking care of your health is one of the most important things you can do for yourself. Baylor College of Medicine experts have plenty of tips to help you stay healthy. This month’s Health Hint focuses on misconceptions about obsessive compulsive disorder, since May is Mental Health Month.
Although the holiday season is a joyful time, many families this year are still feeling the impacts of Hurricane Harvey. To help bring awareness to the struggle that many families are facing, Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston hosted a program for Houston community leaders, which included insight and information from Baylor faculty.
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