Social Isolation: Here’s why we’re OK despite the pandemic

Posted by Susan Anderson, Psychotherapist on April 17, 2020

Susan Anderson © April 2020 We’re learning a lot about ourselves as we’re going through social isolation. We’re in the midst of mass trauma, all-inclusive—affecting all of us—some more harshly than others. The sky is falling and we’ve all run for cover in our huts, waiting for someone to yell “Coast clear.” The … read the full article

Category Categories: anxiety, COVID-19, Uncategorized | Tag Tags: feeling isolated, mental health, pandemic, quarantine, social distancing, social isolation | No comments

Dealing with Isolation During COVID: We’re an a New Landscape, Surviving Together

Posted by Susan Anderson, Psychotherapist on March 19, 2020

Dealing with isolation during COVID-19 is not the same for everyone. Here in New York, we are self-quarantining, and many are feeling their isolation. I’ve been getting similar feedback from you. Are you self-quarantining? What is it like where you are? How are you doing? How are your loved ones doing? We are all so … read the full article

Category Categories: Abandonment | Tag Tags: coronavirus, covid19, quarantine, selfisolation, socialdistancing | No comments