
09/10/2025
As we come back to our fall routines, consider how and when you are making time in your schedule to connect with others and engage in your community. This is a key element to our overall health and well being.
Isolation and loneliness is actually dangerous to our health and is shown to double the rates of heart attack and stroke, depress our immune function, cause low stress tolerance, as well as increased rates of anxiety snd depression. Feeling excluded from groups and the community also triggers the same pain circuits as physical pain.
Search online, talk to your friends, family and coworkers about activities and events they are involved in, see what interests you and get out there and connect! Your heart and mind will thank you for it ❤️