Why we should learn to accept the coronavirus craziness
“It is very disorienting,” said Alison Holman, a health psychologist at UC Irvine. “It’s like reality isn’t reality right now.” … Our brains are wired to plan for the future, and when that future becomes difficult to imagine, it can take a significant toll on our mental health, Holman said. “If you sense that you don’t have a future, you don’t have hope,” she said.
