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Loneliness is more common—and more complex—than many of us realize. It's not just about being alone. You can feel lonely in a crowded room, in a relationship, or even surrounded by friends. In this honest and heartfelt conversation, licensed mental health clinicians Marjorie Morrison and Madhuri Jha explore what it means to feel truly connected—to ourselves and to others—and how to move through loneliness with courage and self-compassion.

From the challenges of making adult friendships to the nervous system cues that tell us we’ve found “our people,” this video explores real experiences, relatable struggles, and powerful strategies to help you heal, grow, and connect. Whether you're navigating post-pandemic disconnection, trying to build more meaningful relationships, or considering therapy for the first time, you're not alone—and support is more accessible than you might think.

🧠 Topics we cover:

00:00 Why so many of us are feeling lonely today
01:27 How to recognize safe, supportive relationships
04:27 Vulnerability and saying “yes” to connection
03:19 The power of therapy and caring for your mental health like your physical health
06:23 Practical steps to move from isolation to connection

🔗 Ready to take the next step? Visit https://bit.ly/3RIgLAd to explore free mental health resources, take a personalized well-being assessment, or find support that’s right for you.

If this conversation resonates with you, we’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Let’s keep normalizing these conversations—because healing starts when we talk about it. 💬❤️

Find Marjorie Morrison at:
  / marjorie-morrison-22290416  
https://www.marjoriemorrison.com/
  / marjoriem  
  / marjorie.morrison1  
https://x.com/AskForHelp

Find Madhuri Jha at:
  / madhuri-jha-mph-lcsw  
  / thriving-for-all-llc  
  / thrivingforall  
https://www.thrivingforall.com/

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