The benefits of connection are well known. From emotional to social to spiritual to physiological health, connection with other people influences our health at the macro and micro levels. However, it seems that there is a concerted effort today to isolate people from one another. After months of quarantine, California's governor even declared that families couldn't gather for Thanksgiving inside their homes, and if they decided to join together in the cathartic act of singing, they should wear a mask and sing softly. But this is not the only arena where isolation is becoming the norm. The foundations our children form in childhood and their teen years will influence the way they act and interact, the way they work and play, the way they think and speak and vote. The influences we surround ourselves with will foster the beliefs and behaviors that determine the ultimate outcome of our lives. 

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