The Scope Blog

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there has been an increase in doctor's visits for children dealing with mental health issues.

Are you following your community’s social distance advisories? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says it’s vital to stay at least six feet away from others to limit the spread of COVID-19.

You’re probably grateful for the ability to keep your job and to continue earning a living. But, working at home also poses its own unique challenges. If you also have a spouse working at home and kids doing online learning, this time can seem even more stressful and overwhelming.

With no clear end in sight to the COVID-19 pandemic, you may feel more than a little anxious right now.

How do you stay informed about COVID-19 without sacrificing your mental health? Kenneth Genova, MD, offers some tips for managing too much news.

Coping with the many changes the coronavirus pandemic is causing in our lives is challenging and anxiety-provoking. While adults struggle to adapt, children are also experiencing major changes in their lives.

Discover 10 tips on how you can protect the older adults in your family from COVID-19. Learn more.

If you’re expecting a baby, you might be feeling more than a typical amount of prenatal anxiety right now. Learn how to cope with coronavirus concerns during pregnancy.

It’s natural to feel stressed during the coronavirus lockdowns and shelter-in-place orders. Learn how to manage your mental health during this time.

Living in a lockdown helps to reduce spread of COVID-19 while hospitals care for the sickest patients. Learn ten ways to stay healthy and productive during a lockdown.