Election Day Anxiety: Managing stress and anxiety
Licensed mental health counselor Olivia Verhulst joined News 12 this morning to discuss how to navigate some of the worry, sadness and outrage you may be feeling today, and how to help people who may be struggling.
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Nov 5, 2024, 1:44 PM
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Updated 8 days ago
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2ds agoAs Americans cast their ballots, many experience increased anxiety and stress due to the election.
Licensed mental health counselor Olivia Verhulst joined News 12 this morning to discuss how to navigate some of the worry, sadness and outrage you may be feeling today, and how to help people who may be struggling.
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