I was thinking I need to do more art lately. I came across a 2020 planner that I never ended up using at all, and it's a cute little hardback calendar. I hate to throw out a totally unused item, and then I got to thinking....I recommend altered book making to my clients fairly often, and had the epiphany that I should turn the planner into an altered book to process the year. I started the first pages today! I will keep adding to this post as I finish other pages. I hope you enjoy this as well and perhaps consider making your own art, too!
Noting the adventures in the lesser known but growing field of art therapy.
Showing posts with label covid19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label covid19. Show all posts
Saturday, January 23, 2021
Saturday, January 16, 2021
The Impact of the COVID19 Pandemic on Aspects of Mental Health
I saw some relevant news from MedPage Today regarding the impact of the pandemic on mental health, psychiatric practitioners, and the way we do therapy as a result. I still see at least 50% of my patients virtually now.
I'll put all the articles here for convenience:
More and more psychiatrists are facing burnout amid the pandemic-related mental health crisis. (Business Insider)
Reflecting this crisis, wait times for a psychiatric-unit bed are sometimes reaching a month long in Massachusetts. (Cambridge Day)
According to a study including a representative sample of the U.S. adult population ages 20 and older, telehealth was utilized by more than half of patients for a behavioral health condition during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Journal of General Internal Medicine)
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