Coronavirus impact on personal gatherings has been strong as medical experts have advised, and local authorities often mandated stay-at-home orders to prevents gatherings of any size, not just the larger events that were initially restricted. Such gatherings may be replaced by teleconferencing, or in some cases with uncoventional attempts to maintain social distancing with activities such as a balcony sing-along for a concert,[1] or a "birthday parade" for a birthday party.[2] Replacements for gatherings hae been seen as significant to mental health during the crisis.[3]
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