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#COVID19 showed us that our physical health is only as safe as our most vulnerable neighbors.
The same is true of our mental health.
And just like #COVID19, the mental health impacts of this tumultuous moment are hardest felt by those who are already most vulnerable.pic.twitter.com/pafJjn9wlK
While women, minorities, people with preexisting conditions, and adults under 34 all reported higher rates of fear and anxiety, Black adults have been 10% to 26% more likely to report symptoms of psychological distress since late April.
Even more staggering 
In the week after Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police, 40.5% of Black adults reported symptoms of anxiety or depression, compared with 33.1% of white people.
#MentalHealthMatters
While most Americans report more anxiety and depression in response to the coronavirus pandemic — women, minorities, people with preexisting health conditions, and young adults all reported even higher rates of fear and anxiety.
TONIGHT, June 11th at 7 PM CST, I’ll host a FB Live on Mental Health with a panel of experts to:
Answer questions
Share practices for positive mental health
Provide guidance on resources available to Illinoisans during these challenging times.
Registration link below
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