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EP02: Adulthood Friendship - Why are adulthood friendships so challenging?
In this week’s episode, we are exploring friendships in adulthood. We are born wired for connections, it is a fundamental need of human beings that is just as important as the need of food and water to survive. With the continuous increase of friends/followers on social media platforms, we somehow remain feeling disconnected? It almost feels like the older we get, the fewer friends we have. Do you have friends that just slowly lose contact? Do you maintain friendships in a similar way when compared to your teenage years? How does conflict resolution style in childhood plays a role in friendship in your 20s? In this episode, you will hear us sharing our experience in…
How did our highschool friendships look like?
How does it differ from adulthood friendship?
What causes friendship fallout in early adulthood?
How to manage friendship conflicts/fallouts? What are our conflict resolution styles?
How do we approach friendships as adults?
Sit with us and let the journey begin:)
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Emergency support contact
If you need resources or support, go to beyondblue.org or call Lifeline 13 11 14 with access to 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention servies. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please contact your local emergency services.
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Referenced
How Friendships End: Patterns Among Young Adults by Suzanne M Rose.
Longitudinal spillover effects of conflict resolution styles between adolescent-parent relationships and adolescent friendships by Muriel D Van Doorn and colleagues.
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Connect with us
Instagram: @theWHYinyour20s.podcast
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Disclaimer
The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this podcast are for general information purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. If you need specific advice regarding medical and mental health or any other areas, please seek professional advice licence or knowledgable in those respective areas and consult your healthcare professional.
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By Nat & VivIn this week’s episode, we are exploring friendships in adulthood. We are born wired for connections, it is a fundamental need of human beings that is just as important as the need of food and water to survive. With the continuous increase of friends/followers on social media platforms, we somehow remain feeling disconnected? It almost feels like the older we get, the fewer friends we have. Do you have friends that just slowly lose contact? Do you maintain friendships in a similar way when compared to your teenage years? How does conflict resolution style in childhood plays a role in friendship in your 20s? In this episode, you will hear us sharing our experience in…
How did our highschool friendships look like?
How does it differ from adulthood friendship?
What causes friendship fallout in early adulthood?
How to manage friendship conflicts/fallouts? What are our conflict resolution styles?
How do we approach friendships as adults?
Sit with us and let the journey begin:)
***
Emergency support contact
If you need resources or support, go to beyondblue.org or call Lifeline 13 11 14 with access to 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention servies. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please contact your local emergency services.
***
Referenced
How Friendships End: Patterns Among Young Adults by Suzanne M Rose.
Longitudinal spillover effects of conflict resolution styles between adolescent-parent relationships and adolescent friendships by Muriel D Van Doorn and colleagues.
***
Connect with us
Instagram: @theWHYinyour20s.podcast
***
Disclaimer
The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this podcast are for general information purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. If you need specific advice regarding medical and mental health or any other areas, please seek professional advice licence or knowledgable in those respective areas and consult your healthcare professional.