By Scott Blair The holidays are supposed to be a happy time of year. Parties and gatherings are abundant and meant to be enjoyed. However, not everyone feels that way. According to a Sesame poll, three in five Americans say the holidays affect their mental health. Sixty percent of Americans say they have increased anxiety during the holidays, and 52% have increased depression. 70% feel extra financial stress, and 64% have an increase in COVID-related stress. 67% of Americans consider seeking professional help. Another 8% are interested but can't afford it. Sources of the Stress Sources of stress were recorded
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