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Loneliness Matters Workshop

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Loneliness Matters Workshop - Delivered by East Sussex Tackling Loneliness Programme, this interactive workshop will promote shared learning about loneliness & why ‘loneliness matters’- including- • Definition of ‘loneliness’ & how it differs from ‘social isolation’ • Recognising loneliness in yourself & others & challenges in talking about loneliness • Theory and psychology of loneliness- consider the causes & risk factors - personal characteristics & circumstances • The symptoms & effects of loneliness & impact of loneliness on individuals • What helps to tackle, reduce & prevent loneliness • Next steps to support you in tackling loneliness in your community. A light vegan lunch will be provided.

Loneliness Matters Workshop - Delivered by East Sussex Tackling Loneliness Programme, this interactive workshop will promote shared learning about loneliness & why ‘loneliness matters’- including- 
•    Definition of ‘loneliness’ & how it differs from ‘social isolation’
•    Recognising loneliness in yourself & others & challenges in talking about loneliness
•    Theory and psychology of loneliness- consider the causes & risk factors - personal characteristics & circumstances
•    The symptoms & effects of loneliness & impact of loneliness on individuals 
•    What helps to tackle, reduce & prevent loneliness 
•    Next steps to support you in tackling loneliness in your community.
A light vegan lunch will be provided.

 

When
Jan 22, 2025 from 10:00 AM to  1:00 PM
Location
Jackson Hall
Portland Place
Hastings, TN34 1QN
United Kingdom
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