How Will We Ration the COVID-19 Vaccine?
By DeLila Bergan, JD, MA, HEC-C~ A COVID vaccine has the potential to save a great many lives. This is not a resource we can afford to limit only to those
The New Normal for the 50+ Generation
By Marcel Gemme~ As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, there is an unmistakable sense that the caution and urgency of March and April have faded away. Perhaps
To Mask or Not to Mask
Why the Debate? By DeLila Bergan, JD, MA, HEC-C~ Facemasks are hot and annoying. They make it difficult for others to understand what we are saying. They
Be Informed: Check Out Your Risk of Doing Daily Activities Concerning COVID-19
The Texas Medical Association COVID-19 Task Force and Committee on Infectious Diseases have created a chart ranking activities by risk-level for
Adapting to COVID-19
Think outside the box to overcome restrictions By Brian Parman — Director, The Point & Pavilion at CC Young ~ When Covid-19 was declared a pandemic,
My Experience Managing Volunteers in a Senior Community During COVID-19
By Shannon Critchlow ~ These day’s things are anything but “routine and normal” for everyone who works with volunteers on a global scale. As a manager
Simple Ways to Reduce Anxiety During this Health Crisis
By Marlene Caraballo ~ In light of what’s going on worldwide right now, life can feel out of control, and many of us could use a few simple strategies
What This Clinical Psychologist Wants You To Know About OCD & COVID-19
By Kristina Hallett, Ph.D., ABPP | Board-certified Clinical Psychologist “I don’t know what to do. I can’t leave the house. I literally
