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In this audio interview, Dr Weller and Newsday's Marshelle Haseley discuss the following:
• Media professionals and mental health, especially regarding the overwhelming flow of information and constantly interacting with stories about unfortunate events
• General spike in suicidal ideation and other mental health challenges
• General spike in harmful coping mechanisms such as increased use and abuse of drugs, pornography and gaming.
• Healthy coping mechanisms like being outdoors, exercise, meditation and therapy
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