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Social Isolation & Stress

  • BVNA
  • Dec 9, 2021
  • 1 min read

Physical distancing is h elping California combat #COVID19, but distancing can lead to isolation and stress. If a friend finds the courage to reach out to you, would you know how to be there for them? Check out Be There’s 5 Golden Rules to learn how to support someone struggling with their mental health. Learn to be there for them:


Below are some helpful tips with guidance from the California Surgeon General on how to support your own mental health:

Stay connected & check in – Stay in touch with friends, family, and neighbors. Reach out to those who might be isolated.


Keep active – 60 minutes of physical activity every day such as walks, runs, dancing, and yoga.


Nutrition – Ensure you are getting proper nutrition and keep regular mealtimes to help combat stress.

Volunteer – If you are healthy, support nonprofits, help food banks, or donate blood. Visit CaliforniansForAll.ca.gov for more helpful ideas.

Mindfulness – Practice meditation for at least 15-20 minutes. You can utilize phone apps for guidance.


Seek help – If you need assistance, you can visit covid19.ca.gov to view the Surgeon General’s stress playbooks and other resources or call 833-544-2374, a one-stop shop for assistance during COVID-19.

 
 
 

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