Truthful conversations part of riding out pandemic

By Jeremy Hainsworth / Glacier Media
53% of British Columbians experiencing negative feelings

Despite use of pandemic-driven video-conferencing to keep people connected, Canadians’ feelings of isolation are higher than ever, new national mental health statistics indicate. The Canadian Mental Health Association in partnership with connectivity firm Maru/Matchbox found in a survey that British Columbians are feeling more negative emotions than positive ones these days.…

Source:: Truthful conversations part of riding out pandemic

• Whistler News

May 5, 2020

Comments are closed.