Parents of virtual learners say their kids have worse mental health, less time outside, CDC survey finds

One year after the coronavirus pandemic shut down schools nationwide, a CDC survey released Thursday shows that remote learning has taken a toll on the mental and physical health of both parents and children. 

‘It’s an idea whose time has come’: Spain to test out 4-day workweek

A Spanish political party’s proposal for an experimental four-day workweek was accepted by Spain’s government, which is hoping to help the country achieve a better work/life balance.

COVID-19 'fatigue' causing drop in some protective measures, study finds

COVID-19 "fatigue" is having a negative effect on some protective measures that people are taking to guard against the coronavirus -- although mask-wearing is up, according to a new USC survey.

Talking to your kids about pandemic-altered Christmas traditions
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Licensed Professional Counselor Melissa Harrison joins Good Day Weekend to discuss ways to talk to your kids about how the pandemic will change holiday traditions.

Tips on how to fight off the pandemic blues
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Lifestyle expert Nicolette Brycki joins Good Day with some helpful tips on how to fend off the pandemic blues.

How to deal with election stress

For many people, the uncertainty of the election during a time of COVID-19 is overwhelming.

Study: Half of Americans who lost jobs amid COVID-19 pandemic remain jobless

A new study conducted by the Pew Research Center found that about half of Americans who lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic are still jobless.

Military suicides up as much as 20% amid COVID-19 pandemic

Military suicides have increased by as much as 20% this year compared to the same period in 2019, and some incidents of violent behavior have spiked.

Teachers taking on many roles in return to learning
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Therapist Dr. Jenna Dilossi discusses the importance of mental health as teachers balance the many roles they're faced with.

Mental health doctors have duty to warn, Pa.'s highest court rules

Mental health professionals have a duty to warn of threats made by patients even if they are made against an unspecified person, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court said in a split opinion Tuesday.