Is there a ‘magic pill’ to fight loneliness and isolation?
To combat the effects of loneliness we need to design solutions that meaningfully connect people to each other.
To combat the effects of loneliness we need to design solutions that meaningfully connect people to each other.
There has never been a person who walked on this earth who did not experience loneliness. It is something that we all share, and if we look at its evolutionary function, we see that despite the pain it causes, it is actually important for our survival.
Want to be happier? Say “hello” to someone you don’t know at least once a week and you will be happier for it according to a new national survey.
With the rapidly evolving challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, The GenWell Project
is offering some insight as to WHY we need to maintain crucial social connection habits.