In response to the accelerating spread of the virus, measures to keep people apart are put in place. Schools are closed for the rest of the year, people are working from home, even some national parks are closed. You can’t hug your mom or comfort your friend. You can’t even eat in your restaurant or […]
Mental Health Negatively Affected by Geo...
In the current age of technology, we often find ourselves flooded by stories of violence and tragedy. Social media has enabled violent stories and graphic images to be watched by the public in unedited horrific detail. Last week, the video showing George Floyd being pinned to the ground, with the police officer’s knees pressed against […]
Constant Exposure to Negative News Makes...
Today, the vast majority of news is negative. We often hear about crimes, terrorism, strife, acts of violence, and virus outbreak. Thanks to the 24-hour news cycle, it is nearly impossible to open up a browser, turn on the TV or scroll through your Twitter or Facebook newsfeeds without being assaulted by news or stories […]
The Psychological Aftermath of School Sh...
Mass school shooting has become a national nightmare, and it seems to have no end. Statistics from the Center for Homeland Defense and Security showed 11 separate school shootings in 2019. The body counts have risen even more significantly in the past few years. The incident that took place in Bellaire High School last […]