The novel coronavirus pandemic has prompted unprecedented changes to the ways people go about their daily lives. Donning face masks, engaging in contactless meal deliveries or curbside pickups, and staying at least six feet apart in certain social settings such as grocery shopping are just a few things that have become normal.
While these activities are helping to curb the crisis in the physical sense, it’s important to maintain mental and emotional well-being, too.
"Our world is changing dramatically everyday and life as we know it has been severely interrupted," Dr. Masand said. "We know the psychological toll this is going to take on many people, and that's why we are being proactive in making this therapy available to as many clinicians and patients as possible."