EPISODE · Dec 18, 2025 · 27 MIN
The Loneliness Epidemic: Insights and Solutions
from The Still Waters Podcast · host Julie Adams
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Still Waters Podcast, Teri and Abrielle discuss the growing issue of loneliness and social disconnection. They explore the emotional intricacies of loneliness, how it can affect both extroverts and introverts differently, and the contributing factors such as personality types and social media. They also examine the differences in how loneliness manifests in children versus adults and the social structures that can perpetuate feelings of isolation. Practical solutions for addressing loneliness in families, schools, and individual lives are offered, emphasizing the importance of genuine connections and intentional actions. 00:00 Introduction to The Still Waters Podcast00:57 Understanding Loneliness: Definitions and Perspectives02:51 Personality Types and Loneliness05:57 The Impact of Social Media on Loneliness07:42 Loneliness in Children vs. Adults10:55 Signs of Loneliness in Children14:37 Addressing Loneliness in Adults19:58 Creating Supportive Environments25:55 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Contact The Still Waters Team www.stillwaterslife.comEmail us at:[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@stillwaterslife.comLet us help you find healing and wellness at The Still Waters.
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Still Waters Podcast, Teri and Abrielle discuss the growing issue of loneliness and social disconnection. They explore the emotional intricacies of loneliness, how it can affect both extroverts and introverts differently, and the contributing factors such as personality types and social media. They also examine the differences in how loneliness manifests in children versus adults and the social structures that can perpetuate feelings of isolation. Pract...
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