Aftermath of Sept 11 Attack hits American mood
In Phoenix counselor Marlene Shiple helps patients relive trauma from the Sept 11 terrorist attack. Many face low mood, anxiety, and fear as psychiatrists warn that panic, depression, and distress rise nationwide, especially among those with prior mental disorders.
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Mood of a Nation Polls Widespread Distress After Attacks
A Pew Research Center poll of 1,200 adults shows seven in ten Americans feel low in spirits since the September 11 attacks, with higher distress among women. The piece notes trouble concentrating and sleeping, emphasizes a national mourning, and cites mental health responses across states including Arizona, Connecticut, Oklahoma, and Massachusetts.
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