John Wang (Psych Resident NYU): Dealing With Guilt and Loss During COVID
Fri, May 29
|Zoom - Link sent after registration
With the pandemic a lot of us lost social life, jobs, normality, or friends and family from the disease, and some also feel guilt at times for those who struggle more. In this session, we bring in NYU Psychiatry Resident John Wang to lead the disscussion on loss and guilt.
Time & Location
May 29, 2020, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EDT
Zoom - Link sent after registration
Guests
About the Event
Guilt, anger, uncertainty, anxiety, frustration, hopefullness, gratitude-- those are all emotions that come up every day as the lockdown continues. Some of the most common emotions that come up is guilt and loss. We feel guilty when we're not as productive as we used to be, or when we see others suffering and we're okay, and we feel guilty for not being able to do more.
Also a lot of us experienced loss of routines, normality, jobs, relationships in this stressful time. How do you cope with the feeling of loss? Let's talk about it.
Bring a cup of tea, find your quiet space away from your close quarter, and open up Zoom to chat with us!
We are bringing on John Wang, a Psychiatry resident at NYU to moderate this discussion.
Event Details
Where: Zoom virtual meeting (Link will be sent out once you register)
Tickets
Donation (50% to GetUsPPE)
This ticket reserves you a spot for the event in addition to supporting Rock The Boat Podcast production and donation to GetUsPPE.
$10.00
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$5.00
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