Cornell Health
Medicine and Therapy Go Virtual as Cornell Health Shifts to ‘Pandemic Operations’
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To limit exposure to COVID-19, Cornell Health is decreasing in-person contact by moving to online healthcare.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/mental-illness/)
To limit exposure to COVID-19, Cornell Health is decreasing in-person contact by moving to online healthcare.
Once my depression hit rock bottom last January, I couldn’t bear to write about it as I opened the Google Doc and ultimately still continue to bear witness to the clusterfuck that is my life. I quit. I just fucking quit. I needed to get “treatment” I guess. But what does “mental health” even mean?
People are afraid of us. The reigning belief of the mentally ill is that we are unhinged, unpredictable, unable to be. At Cornell, and most colleges, this belief is a bit less so. You can’t fear what you know, so our Mental Health Awareness Week is set to do just that, make people conscious that hey, the mentally ill exist, your mental health is a real thing, and that caring for yourself and others is good. But it is not enough.