Michigan farmers talk about MSU's farm stress teletherapy program
November 12, 2021
Meet Jim and Kelly. After a devastating tuberculosis outbreak among his herd of cattle, Jim needed support to deal with his grief and stress. He was connected with the MSU Extension farm stress team, who helped him engage with our grant-supported teletherapy program. Jim and Kelly reflected on this experience and how teletherapy helped them through tough times.
For more information, visit MSU Extension's Managing Farm Stress website.
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