Election season, the holidays and life in general can create a lot of emotions for everyone. Especially during this time, it is important for leaders to be aware and to help reduce collective stress and anxiety for their teams, both personally and professionally. If you’re a public leader, a business leader, or the head of your household, here are some tips to help keep anxiety and stress at bay for yourself and the people you lead.
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Getting through the elections, Thanksgiving and beyond.
Holiday gatherings create anxiety for many, even those not struggling with their mental health. Add this
election season to the mix, and the stress can be overwhelming.
Resources to Empower Young Minds
New materials to empower young minds and their mental health are now available in English and Spanish!
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