The holidays are already underway, and making travel plans can be stressful.
Prevention Awareness Support Services (P.A.S.S) recommend that those planning a holiday trip do so in a safe manner. With the COVID-19 pandemic still here, stress can elevate when trying to plan a visit with family.
P.A.S.S states that reaching out with family before traveling is key to having a safe holiday. Connecting with those you plan to visit on their health status can help ensure safe conditions during the holidays.
"It starts with communication... again, it's a divisive issue so we want people to gather safely and enjoy the time that they get together as best as they can," said Rick Skilliter, Executive Director of P.A.S.S. "Being open and honest and recognizing that 'I may not be quite where you are, and you might not be quite where I am, and that's ok', how do we do this in a safe and healthy manner."
