Why We Feel So Alone: The Science of Belonging & Human Connection
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Why We Feel So Alone: The Science of Belonging & Human Connection
Feeling isolated? You're not alone! Join us online as we dive into the science behind belonging and why human connection matters more than ever. Discover what makes us crave connection and how to build meaningful bonds in today's busy world. Perfect for anyone curious about the power of relationships and the psychology of loneliness.
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Have you ever felt lonely in a crowded room? Struggled to find meaningful connection despite being active on social media? Wondered why feelings of isolation can persist even when you're surrounded by friends, family, coworkers, or classmates?
In this engaging and interactive virtual session, Dr. Terrell Strayhorn—researcher, educator, psychologist, and internationally recognized expert on belonging—will translate decades of research into practical insights you can apply immediately.
In this session, you'll learn:
✅ Why loneliness is more common than most people realize
✅ The difference between being alone and feeling lonely
✅ How belonging affects mental health, relationships, performance, and well-being
✅ Common myths about connection in today's digital world
✅ Practical strategies for building deeper, more meaningful relationships
WHAT TO EXPECT:
-Research-based insights explained in plain language
-Interactive polls and reflection activities
-Real-world examples and practical tools
-Opportunities for questions and discussion
-Action steps you can implement immediately
Whether you're looking to strengthen relationships, improve your well-being, support others, or simply better understand the human need for connection, this session is for you.
Come curious. Leave informed, inspired, and equipped to cultivate greater belonging in your life and community.
Where is it happening?
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