Most of us function better with some amount of solitude – time to collect our thoughts, digest our experiences, and settle into our bodies. But the new normal that followed in the wake of the pandemic seems to have perpetuated a degree of isolation for many, even those living with spouses and family under one roof.
Connection Is a Social Muscle
Most of us function better with some amount of solitude – time to collect our thoughts, digest our experiences, and settle into our bodies. But the new normal that followed in the wake of the pandemic seems to have perpetuated a degree of isolation for many, even those living with spouses and family under one roof.
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