“Lean on me:” Coping with COVIDPosted on April 29, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic and economic crisis are impacting many people’s mental health. A recent poll by Kaiser showed that 45% of adults in the United States reported that their mental health has been negatively impacted due to worry and stress over the virus. In another indication of stress, alcohol sales are up by over 50%. Social distancing makes everything harder. Child abuse advocates point to a concerning drop in reported cases of abuse as children are no longer in school and seen by teachers and counselors. Vermont mental health and child abuse experts discuss what they are seeing and what people can do. Washington Country Mental Health is preparing a group singing of the Bill Withers classic, “Lean On Me.” A global performance of the song can be found here.
Mary Moulton, executive director, Washington Country Mental Health Services, VTMargaret Joyal, Center For Counseling & Psychological Services, WCMHS
Linda E. Johnson, executive director, Prevent Child Abuse Vermont
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Mary Moulton, executive director, Washington Country Mental Health Services, VT
Margaret Joyal, director, Center For Counseling & Psychological Services, WCMHS
Linda E. Johnson, executive director, Prevent Child Abuse Vermont
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