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Loneliness is serious public health problem. Mental Health Foundation It makes people more difficult to connect, leading to fear of social situations, and ultimately makes it even more difficult to escape negative thoughts. A sustained lack of social connection can shorten lifespans as badly as smoking 15 per day.
Anxiety and depression have increased significantly over the past few years. The Covid-19 pandemic, the first year of global anxiety and depression rates 25% jumpedaccording to the WHO. However, this peak is only part of the long-term trend. Researchers found that over the 2000s, anxiety and depression rose equally in all age groups, spiked in 2011 for people aged 16-24.
A new type of man’s loneliness
Men seem to be disproportionately influenced, and psychologists attribute this to gender norms that limit the emotional communication and relationships of men presenting them.
A study from the University of Oregon found it 15% Men say they don’t have close friends, and this has increased by 12% since the 1990s. According to a 2022 Pew Research Center survey, 60% Of the US men under the age of 30, it is a single, almost twice as much as single women of their age at the time.
Remember that women seem to be influenced in many ways and social isolation is extremely difficult for LGBTQIA+ Spectrum people, trans people, and everyone.
As the topic is increasingly foregrounded, there is an interesting view on this trend of solitude. In this performance, comedian Josh Johnson summarises the phenomenon of Tiktok’s challenges, highlighting the shortcomings of mainstream male friendship. One of the challenges is that the man shoots a friend saying good night and films various reactions. Most people are there and have a hard time figuring out how their friends make such gestures. This feels Johnson is totally normal among women.
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In today’s episode, psychologists and curators discuss the issue of social isolation.
guest
Romeo Bisty I’m the CEO of Men’s Men’s Health Center Viennahe is a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, and has worked with male target groups for 25 years.
Regina Pozgay He has worked as a psychologist and hypnotherapist for over 20 years. She incorporates Gerber Mate’s trauma-focused approach to her personal practice.
Kateryna Mishchenko He is the publisher, curator and author of Kyiv, and has recently worked for a federal agency for civic education in Berlin. Book Editor Aus dem nebel des Krieges (Suhrkamp, 2023), currently editing the following anthology. Geteilter Horizonteven in the case of Suhrkamp.
Ballint Takax He is the head of the international master’s program “Counseling and School Psychology” at the Institute of Psychology at Pex University, Hungary. He also runs personal practices as a counselor, where he applies training in family and couples counseling.
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Source: Eurozine – www.eurozine.com
