About this episode
Many of us feel lonely from time to time. Some may only feel lonely at certain times while others feel a deep sense of loneliness that goes on for much longer time. Some think that you need to live alone to feel lonely or being lonely means not having many friends or family around you.
We delve into the impact of loneliness on mental health, discussing practical ways to cope, reach out, and build supportive relationships. Sharing tips on self-care practices, fostering social connections, and seeking community support.
Let’s reduce the stigma of loneliness and encourage people to talk more openly about it.
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