Pew Research Center1h
1. Emotional well-being
Adults younger than 50 and lower-income Americans are among the groups most likely to say they often feel lonely or isolated.
Pew Research Center1h
2. Where men and women turn for emotional support and social connection
Women are more likely than men to tap certain sources for emotional support, though Americans say both men and women have ...
Psychology Today10d
How Narcissistic Parents Create Emotional Voids in Adulthood
Many times, a person’s first experience with a trauma bond originates in childhood from narcissistic parents where a child ...
YourTango1d
12 Subtle Signs Your Parents Still Worry About You, Even As An Adult
Despite being initially uncomfortable, setting boundaries with your parents in adulthood is necessary for everyone involved.
People Who Were 'Overly Neglected' in Childhood Often Display These 10 Traits as Adults, Psychologists Say
"Over time, that silence teaches them that their feelings or achievements do not matter, which can shape how they see ...
6 Inner Child Wounds That Affect Adult Relationships, According to a Psychologist
These wounds generally heal or leave small scars that make for fun getting-to-know-you stories. Yet, some cuts aren't visible ...
Yahoo11d
Did you know there’s an emotional support phone line for older adults?
The Friendship Line, according to the Institute of Aging, is an emotional support phone line for older adults and adults living with disabilities. According to a video provided by the Institute of ...