Why Having People Isn't the Same as Feeling Connected
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Why Having People Isn't the Same as Feeling Connected
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You have a spouse, a group chat, and friends since college.
There's almost always someone around.
And you still can't name one person you'd call when it's bad.
In this episode of Thoughtfully Wired, Jake Ross, LISW-S, founder and clinical director of The Ross Wellness Group, and Liz David, licensed marriage and family therapist, owner of Hope in Healing Therapy, and founder of the Liz David Collective, ask why having people isn't the same as feeling connected. Liz looks at the patterns and family rules that keep people at arm's length. Jake looks at what's costing us connection right now, from a schedule with no margin to a lifetime of "I'm good, man." They don't land in the same place, and that's the point.
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