Maintaining mental health has proven difficult for many West Texans and the rest of the world were forced to change routines, jobs and social activities as a result of COV1D-19. “Many people lost jobs, children were unable to attend classes on-site and many became ill during 2020 and into 2021,” said West Texas Centers CEO Shelley Smith, LMSW. “We have experienced such extremes ranging from our personal to our professional lives, not to mention our health. “Couple that with all the things that have been added to our daily lives: wearing masks, social distancing, and constant sanitization for fear of contracting a ...