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friendship
- Mental Health & Well-Being
- Family & Relationship
By Understanding Silent Communications, We Can Enrich Friendships
by Jane Lawsonby Jane LawsonFriendships are a pivotal part of human life, providing comfort, support, and a sense of belonging.
A sudden disconnect or an unexplained withdrawal from communication often leaves one grappling with questions, insecurities, and a sense of disorientation.
It’s vital that you understand the importance of friendship in your life, and what you can do to nurture it.
This week I had a crisis of confidence and it all started with some experiments that didn’t go the way I wanted.
Has the overuse of the word ‘friend’ devalued the word friendship in the relationship/s it describes?
Depression affects many people and some of us have friends already dealing with it.
- Mental Health Stories
What’s It’s Like to Open Up About a Mental Health Issue
by Dale Burdenby Dale BurdenThere are many ways which someone who has acknowledged they have mental health issues will approach someone else to tell them.
A new study of wild bottlenose dolphins reveals that in early life, dolphins devote more time to building connections that could give them an edge later on.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
How to Build a Circle of Friends That Will Lift You Higher
by Lucy Bentonby Lucy BentonFriendships are an important part of our social lives and they can directly influence your mood and the way you feel.
In a more general sense, the importance of being socially connected with others is undeniable.