Mental Health Resources

Written by Erica Rascón

03 / 02 / 21

2 min read

Yardi sponsored The Mental Health Resource Library from the COVID-19 Rental Housing Support Initiative to help users navigate the pressures, challenges and unknowns of life during and after the pandemic. The library is just one piece of a content collaboration of The Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM), National Apartment Association (NAA), National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) and National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM).

You can learn more about all aspects of the Rental Housing Support Initiative here.

Exploring the Mental Health Resource Library

The Mental Health Resource Library offers tools to help manage changes in your home, work and social environments. Explore dozens of videos, articles and other media that are practical and easy to understand.

While there is a lot of content, it is divided into categories that make it easier to get started. You can:

Learn how to cope with isolation
Discover how to adapt and bounce back after life changes
Establish a sense of ease in the face of worry and anxious feelings
Take control of your money to manage financial stress

For optimal emotional, physical and mental health, we must learn to manage the changes in our environment. The Mental Health Resource Library provides tips, new perspectives and life hacks that bring change management within reach.

Click here to explore the Mental Health Resource Library.

Building a library takes a village

The COVID-19 Rental Housing Support Initiative is proudly sponsored by Yardi. This collaboration between leading industry organizations offers solutions in key support areas. Each component meets the growing demand for research and education that can help the industry survive and thrive through the pandemic and beyond.

Learn more about the Rental Housing Support Initiative.

AUTHOR

Erica Rascón specializes in online content creation and social media. She joined Yardi in 2011 after receiving her bachelor's degree from Kennesaw State University and serving in the Peace Corps. Erica's interests include sustainability, philanthropy, and the arts.