
How to Take a Mental Health Day from Work
Dr. Roseann was included in the CNET article,"How to Take a Mental Health Day from Work".She was quoted about the importance of children and young adults taking mental health days as well as adults."The majority [of adults] work more than 40 hours a week, and this work-all-the-time attitude has shifted to similar expectations for teens and young adults," Capanna-Hodge says. "Academic demands have increased, and teens are sleeping less and less… Without adequate sleep, cognitive functioning declines and stress builds."Read the full article

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