Typically summer is a time for fun in the sun but it can also be a trigger for emotional stress. Dr. Karen Bridbord, licensed psychiatrist and wellness expert, joined 'beWell' to share how families, in particular, can tapper expectations for summer and manage things that are in their control.
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