During the festive season, many people experience loneliness, frustration and stress instead of joy, says psychiatrist Neha Chaudhary. In an article for CNN, she listed ways to cope with New Year’s sadness.
The specialist noted that during the holidays, people suffer the most from loneliness, as they more often remember those with different reasons not to meet. In addition, she said, amid the general anticipation of Christmas and family gatherings, lonely people have an increased sense of isolation.
If you are feeling lonely at Christmas, the first thing you can do is acknowledge it and name it. Allow the feeling to manifest as if it is temporary and will soon pass
Neha Choudhary
Psychiatrist
