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COVID-19 Mental Health Awareness and Resources
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major effect on our lives. Along with the physical health consequences of COVID-19, we can also experience mental health challenges that take a toll on our well-being. Here you will find tips, suggestions and strategies to cope and manage as best you can.
If you are feeling trapped, isolated, or anxious to get back to a normal life, visit this website to find a helpful ‘mental health toolkit’ with tips, suggestions and recommendations on how to stay as mentally healthy as you can during these challenging times.
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Psych Central is an independent mental health information and news website. Psych Central is overseen by mental health professionals who create and oversee all the content published on the site. You can search for any mental health topic on this site, including information related to coping with the stress and anxiety caused by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Here you will find information on coping and staying mentally healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. This website offers helpful resources and videos for all ages.
Here you will find information on food banks, housing, basic needs, and tips for parenting during COVID-19.
This page contains guidance documents for individuals, businesses, schools, and organizations.
ASERT has compiled resources for those with autism and those who care for people with autism relating to the current COVID-19 outbreak.
Archived: Office of Families & Children, City of Philadelphia
You are not alone. Find resources and support for your family during COVID-19.
PAAutism.org
Join the PA Family Network Advisors to discuss family experiences and the impact of COVID-19 on our lives. This is an opportunity to network with other families, share questions and concerns, as well as get the latest updates from the Office of Developmental Programs.
Local Philadelphia Family Peer Behavioral Health Support Programs:
- Philadelphia Family Voices-information and peer support for families of children with behavioral health concerns, including autism. 484-228-1229
- DBHIDS Family Member Committee Advisory Committee: group of parents and caregivers who are raising or have raised children with behavioral health needs in Philadelphia. Email.
Here are some online resources to help with fighting boredom with fun activities for kids, managing children’s behavior, concerns with anxiety or depression, and managing stress including self-care for parents and other caregivers.
