In 2020, the world saw that there are many benefits to working from home, especially for people who live with a chronic condition, as discussed by Dominga Noe in June of last year. As we wrap up a year spent in quarantine, Destiny Lomonte, takes a look at how the move to work from home has been beneficial to the mental health of many in our community.
It’s no surprise that work and mental health are intertwined. We all know how work can cause stress and exacerbate mental health conditions, but what we have all learned this year is how it can positively affect one’s mental well-being.
Topics: Quality of Life, self care, Education, wellness, Mental Health
Amy Kipnis with her family at Hill Day in 2019.
Topics: Volunteer, Marfan Awareness, Hill Day, Education
