People around the world made significant adjustments in their lives to slow the spread of the various mutated forms of coronaviruses. It is likely that since the pandemic information about the novel coronavirus came to light, a range of emotions have surfaced — including sadness, anxiety, grief, fear, anger, loneliness, pessimism, and even moments of depression. Please know that in this regard, we are not alone in experiencing emotional distress.

This document includes tips and strategies to remain balanced, improve your sleep, decrease your level of stress, and regulate your mood, your thoughts, your behaviors, and your emotional reactions.

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