
Is Political Anxiety the New Normal?
Experts weigh in on the growing impact of political stress on mental health.
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An award-winning journalist, author, and instructor, with degrees from Ryerson and the University of Toronto. Her writing has appeared in The Walrus, Canadian Geographic, Chatelaine, The Globe and Mail and more, covering topics like the environment, mental health, and gender issues. When she’s not teaching or editing, Moira freelances as a writer, having also served as a faculty editor in the Literary Journalism Program at The Banff Centre for the Arts.
Experts weigh in on the growing impact of political stress on mental health.
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