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5 Questions with the Bush Health Panel, Veronika Zantop
In the most recent installment of our series 5 Questions with the Bush Health Panel, Veronika Zantop (Isaac ’24 & Max ’27), Psychiatrist at Swedish Medical Center, shares resources and practices on how to approach mental health and stress as we head into the winter. The pandemic has presented unique challenges for all of us that make centering mental health and wellness important now more than ever.
Tune in to hear Veronika’s insights and answers to critical questions about mental health including:
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- What have been the effects of the pandemic on children from a mental health perspective?
- What tips do you have for individuals in managing the stress caused by the pandemic?
- How can schools best support students and families as we adjust to full-time in-person school?
In addition to her impactful work, Veronika is the Bush parent of Isaac ’24 & Max ’27. The Bush Health Panel is composed of physicians, psychiatrists, immunology researchers, and private sector health care leaders who meet twice monthly to consult with and advise the school on health-related issues around COVID-19. To learn more about the Bush Health Panel and how Bush is approaching COVID-19 and community health and safety, visit: bush.edu/about-bush/covid-19-information
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