SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-The Israel-Hamas War, and the ongoing war in Ukraine can impact mental health. "I think we are all experiencing the anxiety," said Santa Barbara County Behavioral Wellness Public Information Officer Suzanne Grimmesey, "The war that is going on, we see it we hear it daily." Grimmesey suggests avoiding too much media exposure if possible. "The images that we see on the media create almost a tattoo on our brains and they become very intrusive and we can't stop thinking about them." She said there are three simple things people can do. "One is to put ourselves and our whole family on a media diet, pick out one or two reliable sources you trust, check them on
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