How to handle loneliness during the pandemic holidays

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Zoomed out? Exasperated by isolation? Longing for face-to-face human interaction beyond your home? You’re not alone. Such craving is widespread, and holiday-induced loneliness brings additional challenges. Maybe some expectation management and realistic solutions are in order.

Holidays traditionally bring loads of in-person events and interactions. The season is usually a time for people to gather, eat, relax, talk, watch sports or movies or concerts, attend faith gatherings, sing, and enjoy company. But pandemic-era holidays will be different.

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