loneliness

"It was scary putting myself out there at first, but I’ve ended up happier than I’ve ever been, and have built new and existing connections that continue to enrich my life."
If you're not prioritising this habit, here's why you might want to start.
A new study focuses on the point at which we become lonely, and it differs for people ages 60 and up.
Many of us have been feeling disconnected during the pandemic. This is how mental health experts cope.
More than a million people could be self-isolating this Christmas – here's how to turn your frown upside down.
Some go for the hospital heating, others to speak to someone, only some are ill.
Heartbreaking research highlights the scale of pandemic loneliness and social isolation.
Almost half of Londoners say they don't have a close friend at work.
We all feel a little lonely sometimes - but what does loneliness and isolation do to the human mind? Professor Nathan Spreng tells us how loneliness is similar to hunger, a signal that we need nourishment from social interaction and what loneliness can lead to happening in the brain.