Sure, you could spend a boatload of money on a psychiatrist, or you could take the cheaper and tastier way to get your therapy during these pandemic times
WOW, We're approaching the one-year mark when all of our lives changed due to the pandemic. Which in itself would make, I think anyone feels a little like burnt toast. If you've been feeling especially burned out lately, here are a few things that might help.
The upcoming filing season is going to be trickier for most Americans with increased unemployment, working from home, and general financial struggles due to COVID-19.
It seems that COVID-19 takes over all parts of our lives in one form or another, and it can be a struggle to cope with the stress of having to deal with all of that, even if it is not affecting you so bad it may be to your family and people you know especially during this holiday season.
As if you didn't have enough to worry about during this crazy year of 2020, here's another thing you can add to the list. Dentists across the country are reporting an uptick in cracked and fractured teeth during the pandemic.
In the long run, could the pandemic actually end up improving our lives in some ways? Here are some good changes we've had to make that might be permanent