The year 2020 has been tough for many with it certainly not panning out as we'd hoped.
In just a matter of months coronavirus has changed all of our lives, killing tens of thousands of people in the UK and ravaged the economy.
Many people have had to endure devastating consequences such as mourning the death of loved ones, losing their jobs and being separated from their families.
Residents are still trying to get used to the new way of life including home working, social distancing, face coverings and social bubbles.
But the ever-changing rules have caused widespread confusion on what people can and cannot do across the nation.
Although times are hard, it is vital to keep talking about mental health and checking in on each other to see how we're doing.
Here at ChronicleLive, we want to know how you are feeling at the moment with The Great Big Mood Survey. Has life got on top of you? Are your stress and/or anxiety levels at an all-time high?
Fill out our quick survey below to share your thoughts - it takes less than a minute to fill out.
For confidential support from volunteers, including for suicidal thoughts, Samaritans can be contacted free, on 116 123 or by email to jo@samaritans.org
In the North East, If U Care Share Foundation supports those bereaved by suicide and works towards suicide prevention. Donations can be made to the foundation on their website, https://www.ifucareshare.co.uk/
Anyone experiencing mental health problems should also contact their GP for help
