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Author Leutenberg, Ester A., author

Title Coping with loneliness workbook : facilitator reproducible guided self-exploration activities / Ester R.A. Leutenberg & John J. Litpak, EdD
Published Duluth, Minnesota : Whole Person Associates, [2014]
copyright 2014

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Description 1 online resource (98 pages)
Contents Level of Loneliness -- Personal Characteristics -- Coping with Loneliness -- Alone Time
Summary Human beings are social by nature and need human interaction and connectedness. When people experience adequate levels of human interaction and connectedness, they feel a sense of satisfaction. On the other hand, when people are experiencing inadequate levels of interaction and connectedness, they feel lonely – something’s missing. In our society filled with people who communicate primarily with a wide variety of technology, face-to-face social interaction has become less common, feelings of connectedness are rare, and people are lonelier than ever before. Technology can provide a false sense of being connected twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. This feeling of virtual connection, however, may be deceiving, and people benefit with social face-to-face connections with other people. Negative feelings of loneliness can lead to a variety of other health-related concerns and stress-related conditions including heart disease, high blood pressure and stroke. In addition, is often related to addiction, various forms of anti-social behavior, disrupted sleep patterns and various mental-health conditions. People experiencing long-term (chronic) form of loneliness are more susceptible to experiencing these wider effects of loneliness. If your participants are experiencing any of these effects, suggest they see a medical professional. In order to deal successfully with all of the types of loneliness, people must find creative ways of coping. The Coping with Loneliness Workbook provides assessments and self-guided activities to help participants learn useful skills for coping creatively with the various types of loneliness. Many choices of self-exploration activities are provided for participants to determine which best suit their unique needs.The four chapters include: Level of Loneliness, Personal Characteristics, Coping with Loneliness, Alone Time
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In English
Subject Loneliness -- Problems, exercises, etc
Solitude -- Problems, exercises, etc
Loneliness.
Solitude.
Genre/Form exercise books.
Problems and exercises.
Problems and exercises.
Problèmes et exercices.
Form Electronic book
Author Liptak, John J., author
Other Titles Coping with loneliness workbook