We’ve never been more connected, so why do we feel so alone?

Lessons to reclaim closeness in a disconnected world from Esther Perel, Saeed Jones, Kahlil Greene and others at Hinge’s Heads Up conference

We’ve never been more connected, so why do we feel so alone?
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Decades of research tell us that humans are social animals, happier and healthier when we’re connected to each other. So, as psychotherapist and relationship expert Esther Perel asked at Hinge’s Heads Up conference this month, “What the hell is going on that we find ourselves increasingly sleepwalking into isolation?” For a generation that grew up online and spent formative years staggering back to social normalcy after the lockdown, closeness canhellip;

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