Thrive Wellness continues to serve patients during pandemic

Dom Chipp • Jun 23, 2020

RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — Thrive Wellness of Reno just moved to their new location at the historic Roy House in downtown. They’re currently welcoming patients to come on in but of course still abiding by Centers for Disease Control guidelines.

Since the pandemic started they’ve kicked off two new support groups:

COVID-19 Impact: A free, virtual therapy for first responders and healthcare workers. This happens on Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
Perinatal Mental Health A free, virtual group for new parents struggling during this time. That happens Thursdays at 10 a.m.

*Information from Thrive Wellness

Head to this link for more information and who to contact for those groups.

With the pandemic going on and Black Lives Matter protest happening around the world it puts a lot of stress on people.

Kat Geiger, LCSW and founder of Thrive Wellness of Reno says,

Avoidance is never the way to go. So finding a way to learn and educate yourself about the protest, about the perspective of BIPOC people. So I think that’s incredibly important and talking about it and not staying silent.

Social Media has also played a role in affecting people during this quarantine; so Thrive Wellness is offering help for that as well.

For more information on services and health experts at the center just head to their website.

https://foxreno.com/news/health/thrive-wellness-continues-to-serve-patients-during-pandemic

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