Good Advice for a Pandemic

As I have mentioned before, I read a lot of advice columns. Here are a few I've read that are especially useful right now.

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"How Not to Tank Your Relationship in Quarantine" by John Tierney and Roy F. Baumeister. Great tips on keeping your relationships strong if you're suddenly spending many more hours a day together than you usually do.
"'I Can't Stop Worrying About The Entire World'" by Heather Havrilesky. What to do if you're facing overwhelming anxiety right now.
"Being Single Really, Really Sucks Right Now" by John Paul Brammer. I'm not single, but seeing a lot of single folks on twitter vouch for the goodness of this advice.
"How Do I Deal With My Pandemic Guilt? by John Paul Brammer. For if you're grieving the things you're missing out on because of the pandemic, particularly big milestones like college graduation.
"How do I help my friends? & social-distancing for extroverts" by Captain Awkward. Good advice on offering aid to friends who have it worse, and on maintaining connections with others & keeping anxiety at a minimum.

"Hosting Troll-free/Playful/Interactive Virtual Events with Zoom". A comprehensive guide to the controls available to meeting hosts in Zoom, and best practices for hosting nice virtual events.
"How do we make remote meetings not suck" by Chelsea Troy. I have learned SO MUCH about remote meeting facilitation from Chelsea. The piece linked here has the action items; the two pieces that came first in the series are also very helpful background info framing why the action items are what they are.
"Therapy by Phone or Video Chat Kinda Sucks. Here's How to Make It Better" by Caitlin Flynn.
- Thinking of trying therapy for the first time? See Anna Borges's guide to "Everything You Could Possibly Want to Know About Therapy"
"How to Work Out at Home, if You Absolutely Must" by Casey Johnston. You're probably hearing a lot about home workouts these days. What kind of results can you actually expect from them?