How to Feel More Connected - A Solution To Loneliness

This video talks about how to develop a deeper connection with people. This is a crucial skill during a pandemic. We have less contact with people. We have less contact and the disease is spread by contact. This subliminally sends the message that people should be avoided.

Deepening your conversation is one way to get connected. This video explains how to create a conversation menu that allows you to transition from casual questions into more intimate questions.

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According to the CDC, 3 in 10 children with ADHD also have anxiety. ADHD symptoms can be confused with anxiety. This video was created to raise awareness about ADHD and anxiety.

Please note that this video is not intended to be used for self-diagnosis. This video's purpose is to raise awareness about ADHD and anxiety.

Script Writer: Isadora Ho
Script Editor: Syazwana Amirah
Kelly Soong
Script Manager Animator: Lesly
Voice: Amanda Silvera
YouTube Manager Cindy Cheong
Thumbnail by Sam Rain

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