Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
"I'm feeling a little lonely." Notice how we always soften it?
Dr. Alison Cook says there are two reasons we pull the punch on our own loneliness — one is fear, and one is that we're genuinely confused by our own inner complexity. A part of us has a full life. A part of us feels alone. Both are true.
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Psychologist Dr. Alison Cook joins Curtis Chang to name the things most of us feel about loneliness but rarely say plainly — why honesty about disconnection is so hard, and why telling the truth about it is the first step toward healing.
#GoodFaith #AlisonCook #Loneliness #Honesty #Faith #MentalHealth
"I'm feeling a little lonely." Notice how we always soften it?
Dr. Alison Cook says there are two reasons we pull the punch on our own loneliness — one is fear, and one is that we're genuinely confused by our own inner complexity. A part of us has a full life. A part of us feels alone. Both are true.
đź”” Subscribe to Good Faith: youtube.com/@goodfaithpod
Psychologist Dr. Alison Cook joins Curtis Chang to name the things most of us feel about loneliness but rarely say plainly — why honesty about disconnection is so hard, and why telling the truth about it is the first step toward healing.
#GoodFaith #AlisonCook #Loneliness #Honesty #Faith #MentalHealth
