Our society is experiencing a decline in various aspects of interpersonal connection and additional public health challenges.
This talk will explore the "Love Recession" by drawing upon epidemiological data, tools, and models, including using a socio-ecological approach to explore how individual behaviors are shaped by family, community and societal factors.
Despite the challenges facing our world, there is hope if we can build stronger connections, improve health and work toward reversing the “Love Recession.”