Summer Loneliness and Mental Health: The Time to Act is Now
Loneliness and poor mental health tend to be highest in the warmer and brighter months, and lowest in the colder and darker months. Why?
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Loneliness and poor mental health tend to be highest in the warmer and brighter months, and lowest in the colder and darker months. Why?
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Single men tend to have worse mental health than single women and married men. This could be due to a set of specific stressors commonly experienced by unmarried men.
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Why do young adults have higher rates of loneliness than older people? And how does this loneliness affect their mental health?
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It has been argued that there is a silent crisis of men’s mental health issues on campus. What can be done to help male students and address this crisis?
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Research indicates that resilience is not a fixed attribute, but can be cultivated through simple self-initiated activities.
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