How to be alone but not lonely in a distant coronavirus world english.kyodonews.net

)[Courtesy of Masaki Nishida]"If you feel lonely, talk to friends and family on the phone or any tech-enabled form of communication.
The media, filled with self-proclaimed coronavirus experts giving their own advice, is just as guilty, Nishida says.
He thinks the government and media should keep people safe and informed during these scary times by providing access to accurate information from the World Health Organization's COVID-19 mental health resources.
(Mae Yoshikawa, founder of yoga studio Veda, helps students cope with the coronavirus pandemic through live-streaming classes in a photo taken in March, 2020.
For example, if you want to start yoga, start by touching your mat."