Covid 19 had a drastic effect on our world. The pandemic had taken a physical toll on our bodies, and made the population reconsider what it means to be mentally healthy. Dr. Korie provides insight into mental health throughout the pandemic, and how it has changed the perspective of what it means to be healthy in all aspects.
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital . (2021, May 5). During the COVID-19 pandemic there has been a marked increase in people seeking treatment for mental health conditions. on the latest episode of our...: By Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. Podcast.
While Dr. Korie spends almost all her time with her patients, and contributed her knowledge and input into research regarding the recent pandemic and its effect on the brain. She continues to be an advocate for overall health and wellness, working diligently to provide a safe space for all of her patients.
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Dr. Korie has worked with a wide variety of patients coming from all walks of life. This article dives into the lives of veterans, and how mental health is an important factor into maintaining a productive and healthy life. Veterans often deal with different kinds of obstacles, which can include depression, PTSD, chronic pain, substance abuse, etc. Suicide rates among Veterans have increased over the decade, and doctors alongside Dr. Korie are trying to help battle this crucial issue.
Kurdoghlian, K. (2021, May 25). County takes action on Veterans’ Suicide Prevention.
Santa Clarita Valley Signal.
