Dr. Wilfred van Gorp talks about depression and anxiety, as well as other mental health conditions, being on the rise during COVID-19 in this article by Community Health Magazine. Read the entire article here.
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Academic Accommodations May Rise Following Pandemic
Now, as parents find themselves in the unprecedented position of having children stay at home and attend school remotely during the COVID-19 crisis, many are noticing learning obstacles they had not detected before. Dr. Wilfred van Gorp discussed the possible rise in academic accommodations in this
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Mental health: the next crisis
Dr. Wilfred van Gorp discussed the influx of new patients who had issues coping with Coronavirus and quarantine in this article published by American Retiree. Read the entire article here.
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Wave of cognitive disorders in young people from COVID-19
Dr. Wilfred van Gorp offers interesting insight into emerging cognitive disorders in young people who have contracted Covid-19 in his article published by The Hill. Read the entire article here.
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Returning to normal: interview with Boomer Bloomer
Dr. Wilfred van Gorp of the Center for Cognitive Assessment was interviewed by Andy Asher of Boomer Bloomer
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Compassion fatigue is just a gateway to post-traumatic stress syndrome
Dr. Wilfred van Gorp of the Center for Cognitive Assessment compares Covid-19 to 9/11 in an interview with MSN Lifestyle. The article entitled "On the front lines of Oregon’s coronavirus epidemic: health care workers balance reward and risk" quotes Dr. van Gorp "compassion fatigue is just a gateway
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Interview with 44 News about the Covid-19 pandemic
Dr. Wilfred Van Gorp of the Center for Cognitive Assessment talks about avoiding isolation during the Covid-19 pandemic in an interview with 44 News
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Tending to our mental health, too: How to stay psychologically well when the coronavirus pandemic rages
Wilfred van Gorp, Ph.D., ABPP wrote an opinion article for the New York Daily News entitled "Tending to our mental health, too: How to stay psychologically well when the coronavirus pandemic rages". Dr. van Gorp said "We may not be able to control COVID-19 or predict the path of the illness, but we
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