“Anxiety and Social Distancing Are Depressing. What Can I Do?”

Three books, so you can keep your head up.

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Depression-Free, Naturally

If you haven’t been able to talk through your depression (and most people can’t), try a natural, biochemical remedy.

Joan Mathews Larson Ballantine Publishing Group
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Stillness Is the Key

To perform at your peak, learn the art of inner stillness.

Ryan Holiday Profile Books
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Mirroring People

When you smile, I smile. When you move, neurons fire in my brain. We are not atomized individuals.

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