Tuesday, October 27, 2020

The Spiritual, Psychological and Emotional Effect of Covid-19 Pandemic

 As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on globally, there is little doubt that it is taking a lasting toll on the mental health of millions of people. Fear of getting sick, the loneliness that accompanies quarantine, and a fragile economy combine to create complicated challenges to mental well-being.

Among university students, the pandemic has led to increased symptoms of depression and moderate increases in stress and loneliness.

Other studies have found small increases in anxiety and depression among the general public.

People with rare or serious diseases have been more likely to experience increased anxiety during the pandemic.     Topical Discussion:   http://tobtr.com/11829004 

John Lewis


Good Trouble 

Saturday, August 29, 2020

Losing Touch

 We have come to forget that our minds are shaped by the bodily experience of being in the world—its spaces, textures, sounds, smells and habits—as well as by genetic traits we inherit and ideologies we absorb. We are literally “losing touch,” becoming disembodied, more than in any historical period before ours.


Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Pass-The_ Ball...: Yes, We Do Adopt

Pass-The_ Ball...: Yes, We Do Adopt: Talking with Black women about adoption became a routine part of motherhood for me, alongside diapers, homework, and the warmth I feel every...