Have you heard of the saying that “humans are inherently social animals?” While Aristotle may have been making political commentary of his time with this statement, decades of research in psychology and neuroscience has indeed supported his stance on the matter. Social connections are not only important for our survival, but our relationships can have a major impact on our overall health and wellbeing. Interested in learning how to better connect with others, begin new conversations, and manage social discomfort? Join the Counseling Center for JumpStart Connections, a four-week workshop to help students develop new connections and conversational skills. Email Elizabeth Alogna to register, and consider these tips from the Counseling Center on making new connections.
Submitted by: Counseling Center