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However, social ties are very important for our health and social contact, especially if it is the most enjoyable thing, so that we can have all kinds of benefits.
Let's imagine what happens in our brains when we are about to be with someone we like. Well for one thing, before we meet the person, we are probably looking forward to the event and are excited about it. We are probably remembering previous happy times we had in the past. Then when we first see the person, our brain centers are activated and we feel good and reap all kinds of benefits.
So, we need other people to feel healthy and happy. Here are some ways to avoid social isolation so we can reap some of these benefits.
Tip 1
Volunteer at a nursing home or hospital. Or, you could volunteer at a library. The idea is that you want to help as many people as possible and be in the community.
Tip 2
Seek physical or emotional contact, even if it's just a passing conversation with people at the grocery store or grocery store clerk. They're more used to people complaining. So you might actually make their day.
Tip 3
Adopting a pet, 80 percent of people who own pets consider them family. So if you live alone, you might want to consider adopting a pet for your home. Not only will you save a bundle of joy by not euthanizing them but you will also gain a connection - a little creature that will give you unconditional love.
Tip 4
Take a class. Often, we can connect with people who share our interests and loves. But you'll also feel less isolated if you get out and do something you truly enjoy.
Tip 5
Get out of the house every day Even if you go to your backyard or neighborhood and take a walk, this will give you a sense of community and you will feel less alone.
Tip 6
Join a reading club at your local library. This can help you learn to mingle with people and share your ideas about the books you are reading. And who knows, you might make a friend who you can call up anytime to go to the club.
By taking these steps, you will avoid social isolation and the possibility of depression will not happen to you. There is no better feeling than being able to connect with others. The more we can get into someone's life, the more health benefits we will receive.