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Going back to school has always been anxiety provoking for most students and families.
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“Chunk” your quarantine – take it moment by moment.
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Create a sense of structure by establishing routines.
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It’s normal to feel vulnerable and overwhelmed when reading news about the coronavirus outbreak, especially if you have experienced trauma, anxiety, or other mental health issues.
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