Life After the Pandemic: Back to School (and Uncertainty)


In the third and final part of the 'Life After the Pandemic' series, Maggi Rocha CAPSW, QTT discusses what to expect with the upcoming school season; how to roll with unexpected policy changes; and the importance of coping with (and potentially preventing) burnout for yourself and your family.

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