The Guardian: Each stage of the pandemic, from lockdowns to Delta to Omicron to the easing of restrictions, has brought major stressors, says Brett Marroquín, a clinical psychologist in Los Angeles and associate professor of psychological science at Loyola Marymount University. Even in a reopened world, there’s a great deal of loneliness, Marroquín says. “I’m seeing more people coming in who are like: ‘OK, I’m kind of emerging from the pandemic. I’ve lost my connection with friends, I haven’t been dating, or I have a lot of tension with my partner and I’m experiencing life as just very lonely and isolated.’”
Source: The Guardian
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