Social Distancing Do's and Don’ts

By Staff | March 24, 2020 | Rally Health

With everything going on in the news right now, taking care of yourself and your mental health may be feeling challenging, especially if you add children or elderly parents to the mix. We understand — which is why we’ve rounded up a list of resources to help you manage. From home-schooling advice to guidance to help you tend to older relatives, the articles below offer wisdom you can use right now.

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