Aug 4, 2020
J.W. Freiberg holds a PhD from UCLA and a JD from Harvard Law School. He is the author of the prize-winning book Four Seasons of Loneliness: A Lawyer’s Case Stories and its recently published sequel, Surrounded by Others and Yet So Alone. He also authored two earlier books, Critical Sociology: European Perspectives and The French Press: Class, State and ideology. He is a regular contributor to Psychology Today and to Attorney At Work.
- What is your definition of loneliness? (1:40)
- What does loneliness do to us on a physiological level? (3:24)
- Loneliness during COVID/pandemic (6:20)
- How are the elderly being affected during isolation? (9:30)
- Thoughts on suicide/loneliness <Surrounded by Others and Yet So Alone> (11:55)
- Too busy to have good relationships (14:50)
- Mess up relationships through 'fraud' (15:56)
- People worry about the longevity of a relationship (20:00)
- Dangerous relationships (20:25)
- Executive Medicine Moment (22:16)
- How can people keep themselves from becoming chronically lonely? (23:07)
- Fresh off the Press (16:00) <https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/05/200518145008.htm>
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