There are some good ways to pass the time. Brynn Marr Hospital in Jacksonville shares 20 different family activities to help pass the time during this pandemic.

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Matthew Fetter, Director of Business Development, discussed the importance of ensuring your child has a positive self-esteem and ways in which parents can foster an environment to promote a positive self-esteem.

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Dana Cronkhite (MSW), Account Manager, discussed ways in which parents can help their child cope with bullying.

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Allison Davenport, CEO, speaks with WITN about mental health in the workplace and ways in which individuals can prioritize their mental health as they return to the workplace, or even as they continue to work from home.

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Anna Simmermon (MA), Admissions Manager, discussed with WITN how caregiver burnout can impact not only front line health workers and those working in helping professions, but also those who are caring for a loved one with either a physical or mental health related issue.

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Dana Cronkhite (MSW), Account Manager, offers some helpful tips to assist parents with explaining the upcoming school year to their children.

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Allison Davenport (CEO), discussed Minority Mental Health Awareness Month with WITN and some of the unique challenges minorities face related to mental health, as well as ways in which the community and providers can provide the support needed.

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Matthew Fetter, Director or Business Development, spoke with WITN News about how your physical fitness impacts your over-all well-being and not just your physical well-being.

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Anna Simmermon (MA), discussed some of the unique challenges that the LGBTQ+ community faces related to mental healthcare and how family, friends, and the community can provide support when needed.

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As part of Post-Traumatic Stress Awareness Month, Dana Cronkhite, MSW, Account Manager, spoke to WITN News about PTSD and how family and friends of those impacted can best support their loved ones.

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