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Lot Lines: Loneliness Is a Land Use Issue Shaping Our Communities
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Lot Lines: Loneliness is a land use issue shaping our communities
A quiet epidemic is growing in our communities — not of crime or poverty, but of loneliness. It crosses age, income, and geography. And while we often treat loneliness as a mental health issue, it’s also, perhaps surprisingly, a land use issue. The post Lot Lines: Loneliness is a land use issue shaping our communities first appeared on The Journal Record.
During a conference of Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) I spoke about the role of technology in our mental health. After a contribution to a panel during the conference in Budapest I also spoke for a local branch in the Hungarian Békéscsaba. The lecture focused on the loneliness epidemic among young people. The room was filled with students, parents and teachers, who were visibly affected by the subject. In Western countries, including the Nethe…
The Film and TV Charity warns of loneliness impacting screen industries
The Film and TV Charity has published a new report highlighting the impact of loneliness on the UK’s screen industries. It reveals that high levels of loneliness experienced by people working behind the scenes in film and TV is a key driver of poor mental health, potentially costing the industry up to £400 million a year. According to the research, conducted in partnership with The Centre for Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, 20…
Report: Loneliness key driver in poor mental health among freelances
Poor mental health potentially costs the industry up to £400m a year The Film and TV Charity, in partnership with The Centre for Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, has published new research into the relationship between mental health and loneliness. The study shows that disproportionately high levels of loneliness experienced by people working behind the scenes in film and TV is a key contributor to poor mental health, that pote…
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