As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wage across local communities throughout the U.S., many people are feeling anxious and overwhelmed. While feeling down is a normal reaction to the situation at hand, it’s important to recognize the difference between quarantine blues and clinical depression. If you’re unsure if you’re experiencing clinical depression or experiencing a typical response to the current situation, here are a few things to consider.

As preparations are made for Pennsylvania businesses to slowly begin to reopen amid COVID-19, many begin to discuss what our “new normal” will look like. It is still advised that for safety reasons we remain socially distanced when possible and continue to follow personal hygiene recommendations.

Life today is unrecognizable for many. Local businesses are temporarily closed, jobs are on hold, and social distancing guidelines have been set. The change in routine and the fear generated around the Coronavirus pandemic can be hard for many to keep a positive outlook. Follow the 5 simple tips below to stay positive during this time.

The recent news coverage surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has generated a lot of fear and panic in the minds of many around the globe, understandably. But for those diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, the fear and panic can be so severe that it is negatively impacting their daily lives and relationships.

There are many benefits to using social media. Many people use it as a means to stay in touch with friends and family who live far away, connect with new people, and preserve their own memories in a public forum. But there are also many disadvantages to using the various platforms.