Post-vacation depression: Why coming home feels so hard
Doctronic reports that post-vacation depression arises from the contrast between the novelty of travel and the routine of everyday life, often lasting up to two weeks.
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Doctronic reports that post-vacation depression arises from the contrast between the novelty of travel and the routine of everyday life, often lasting up to two weeks.
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The Cass County Public Safety Task Force scheduled its next working session for Tuesday, September 1.
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A mental health advocacy group has warned that more people could “fall through the cracks” if the state government fails to respond to the “unmet need” for services on the Limestone Coast, following ...
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