Human beings are inherently social creatures. As far back as we can trace, humans have thrived in social groups and for good reason.
Loneliness is a feeling that many of us might shy away from or a feeling that we assume we would only feel if we had a lack of social connection with those around us. But loneliness can creep up in someone’s life even if they’re socially connected to the world around them.
This webinar explores the concept of loneliness, how this may show up for an individual, and covers practical strategies to identify and overcome loneliness. We discuss the importance of staying connected, and how we maintain strong social connection and finding our sense of belonging.
At TELUS Health, we are dedicated to enhancing organisational wellbeing and performance through our expertly crafted programmes. Our offerings are designed with a deep understanding of current clinical research and the evolving needs of modern workplaces. Here’s how our programmes stand out:
Quality Assured: Developed by our team of highly experienced Organisational Development Consultants and senior psychologists, our programmes are grounded in the latest clinical research and evidence.
Flexible Delivery: We recognise that workplaces are evolving. All programmes can be delivered either face-to-face or online, offering flexibility to suit your needs.
Holistic and Proactive: Addressing all aspects of work and life – mental, physical, social, and financial – our programmes provide a holistic approach to fostering healthy, resilient, and high-performing individuals and teams.
Elevate Performance and Productivity: A happy and healthy workforce is a productive and engaged one. By equipping your people with the skills to proactively manage their health and wellbeing, you enhance the performance of your entire organisation.
To protect participants’ privacy and provide a safe space for sharing, TELUS Health does not allow live recordings. This topic is available as a pre-recorded option for an additional fee.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to identify: