Rep. Jim Himes holds roundtable with officials, providers to highlight mental health resources during pandemic
Rep. Jim Himes held a roundtable with officials and providers Tuesday to highlight mental health resources during the coronavirus pandemic.
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May 5, 2020, 9:13 PM
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Rep. Jim Himes held a roundtable with officials and providers Tuesday to highlight mental health resources during the coronavirus pandemic.
Experts say telemedicine is facilitating therapy, hotline help has been expanded and Zoom support groups are flourishing.
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They say while there are a lot of resources online, it's also important to take breaks from screen time.
Caregivers say they want to remind people that they are still there despite needing to social distance.
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