Michele Nealon, Psy.D., president of The Chicago School, speaks to Myah Ward of Politico about how to navigate relationships with unvaccinated family members.
“Families can be messy. Add in Covid? Things get messier. More time together in close spaces. Politics—a big no-no topic at many dinner tables—has been inescapable. Exhaustion has taken a toll. The world is looking a little brighter now, but for some families, the vaccines have given rise to a new pandemic drama: the unvaccinated family member. Nightly talked to experts and asked readers to tell us about their relationships with unvaccinated loved ones.”
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