You can have a family, a job and a phone full of contacts, and still feel lonely. Anna Willder writes about how emigration changes closeness and where to look for support in Norway.
Constant teasing, being excluded, undermining someone’s competence — when is it bullying, and when is it a conflict or justified criticism? We explain Norwegian definitions, warning signs and ways to react. This is an introduction to a conversation with Anna Willder, an expert psychologist at Twoja Norwegia.
Loneliness, stress, occupational burnout and family difficulties are issues you do not have to face alone. Psychologist Anna Willder joins Wataha Team — together we will create conversations and articles that help the Polish community in Norway better understand their needs and seek support.
Does a person who is alone have to be lonely? Or is the loneliness experienced next to a partner, family and people who are physically close much more painful? Magdalena R. writes about closeness, the need for relationships and about why the presence of another person does not always mean a true connection.
