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The Pervasive Fear of Going to Work
Author(s)David “Daven” E. Morrison, MD
Keeping up your energy at work is difficult with the stressors of COVID-19, social unrest, and the upcoming election. As a mental health professional, how can you help alleviate this fear?
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Dr Daven Morrison talks about the myriad of issues surrounding the current complex workplace.
Dr Morrison is Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Chicago Medical School.
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