Loneliness and the Happiness Connection

3 Take Aways for Loneliness and the Happiness Connection

Audience will learn signs/symptoms of loneliness and its pervasiveness

Specific simple strategies to create more connection with the self, in relationships and in the work environment
Interactive strategies to feeling more happiness

Description Loneliness and the Happiness Connection Key Practices for Happiness and Resilience

Loneliness has become endemic in our current society. It spans all ages, incomes, and marital status. The signs and clues of loneliness are shared because most persons may be unaware of them. What is connection to the self? Plus self-care habits to implement. Connection in relationships and steps to make relationships stronger. Connection in the workplace and clarifying, conscious communication techniques. Interactive practices to feel more happiness including interactive audience practice.

Agnes Loughlin is the founder of Miracles in Wellness. After employment in various aspects of health care for 40 years including nurse, nurse practitioner, Agnes gradually expanded into various healing modalities including parasite expert, beliefs and emotional healing, Higher Brain Living, wellness advocate, certified life coach.

Agnes is a seasoned Retreat Facilitator, Bad Habit Breaker, and Joy Facilitator.

Agnes is a sought after speaker on Loneliness and Creating More Connection, Six Keys to Increasing and Sustaining your Energy, Creating Sustainable Change, Six Key Practices for Happiness, . She has been invited on numerous podcasts and as a guest speaker at Women’s Groups. As a Practical Visionary she bridges the physical and spiritual, connecting the dots for arthritis, back pain, loneliness and more

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I heard Agnes speak on Loneliness and the Happiness Connection. Her own story reminded me of some of my own experiences as a child and how I sought comfort.
I so appreciate her sharing the importance of being connected to ourselves on a journey toward self love
and that the
frantic, always moving, auto pilot life I was so proud of does a lot to keep us from the potential joy of the moment.

Well done.
Anne Keenan