It’s natural to want the perfect holiday, with the entire family full of love and laughter as they gather around the dinner table.
But that’s not always the reality, local therapist Kari Miller said.
And this year, more than ever, it’s important to adjust expectations. The coronavirus pandemic has put wrinkles in everyone’s plans, as families debate the benefit of gathering together versus the risk of exposure to a potentially deadly illness.
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