by Marcus Harrison Green
(This article is co-published with The Seattle Times.)
Forgive me if I hope returning school children experience their most abnormal year yet.
Having survived a pandemic, a makeshift move to remote learning, and minimal socialization, I say they’re owed good karma by the metric ton.
But returning to normal won’t settle that debt.
Continue reading OPINION | ‘Normal’ Isn’t Good Enough for Returning School Kidsby Liz Covey, LMHC
Question: When I go back out into the world, I find myself exhausted, forgetful or even at times excessively irritable. I don’t understand what is going on. Is this normal after a long time in quarantine? Or should I be worried that something is really wrong with me and seek help?
Continue reading Ask a Therapist: How to Live in a Turbulent New Normalby Roy Fisher
Question: How do I cope with an increased degree of irritability these days with people still working remotely and how that manifests in online interactions with work colleagues?
Continue reading Ask a Therapist: How to Cope With Irritability From WFH and How It Manifests With Coworkers
