With nearly 40 million Americans unemployed and more than 115,000 dead because of the virus, some therapists are feeling the pressure to take on more because they know the need for mental health care is more widespread than ever. But mental health professionals aren't immune to the disruption caused by the pandemic. Therapists and counselors are facing the same anxiety, uncertainty and financial stress that are troubling those who seek their services.
Click here to read about therapist Yuki Yamazaki’s experience with her own mental health being forced to take a backseat while she counsels patients.