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Holy Breaths: Our Health Tips in Response to COVID-19

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This “new normal” of social distancing has been weighing on our minds, hearts, and souls. We are living through a challenging time constantly consumed by distressing news updates. Many face this crisis with so few choices, forced to live in fear of “what if.”  Our hearts yearn for the moment when we can finally embrace our loved ones, our neighbors, and our communities once again. But even in this time of crisis, we are surrounded by communities finding unique, virtual ways to stay active, connected, and together.

The Partners in Health and Wholeness (PHW) team has put together a video series designed to share practices of self-care and mindfulness. We continue in this journey together; you are not alone. May this bring you hope, strength, and peace.

About Lindsay Barth, Event Coordinator & PHW Communications Associate

Lindsay is a native of Western North Carolina. She continued her education at UNC Chapel Hill where she studied Communication, with a focus in Interpersonal and Organization Communication, and Hispanic Literature and Culture. While at UNC, Lindsay realized her passion for public health education through working with a student-led nonprofit called GlobeMed.

Since the fall of 2017, Lindsay has been working with Council in an event planning and office management capacity. She also serves as the Communications Associate for the Partners in Health and Wholeness Program. When she’s not at work, you can catch her exploring new places and watching UNC basketball.

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