Michael R. Mantell, PhD

In the midst of this current head-spinning, mentally straining, emotionally draining, perplexing pandemic that is leaving many with a jaded, burned-out weariness, mental health and allied professionals can alleviate considerable pain.

While anxiety, depression, loneliness, substance abuse. and domestic violence are inevitable consequences of physical isolation and reduced socialization from coronavirus, emotional strain is not limited to COVID-19.

Mental health professionals charged with compassionate care for those facing a radically changing world filled with loss have one narrow task.

So begins this transformative journey to calm, peace, and tranquility in the face of a “coronacopia” of life upending challenges.