The Psychology of People Who Self-Isolate

Have you ever felt yourself quietly disappearing—canceling plans, ignoring texts, and slowly vanishing from the world?

This video explores the hidden psychology behind self-isolation and the terrifying comfort of silence.
We’ll break down the difference between solitude and isolation, the neuroscience of Loneliness, and why your brain treats social rejection like physical pain.

You’ll learn how social isolation, self isolation, and modern digital habits can create a trap that shrinks your comfort zone into a cage.
We’ll also cover mental health, the psychology of loneliness, and the link between depression and loneliness—plus practical micro-exposures to help you reconnect safely.

If you’re struggling with Loneliness, you’re not broken—you’re human.

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Until next time, stay curious, stay conscious.

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