Have you been going through the motions of work, friendships and family life in recent months, while feeling “blah”? According to a sociologist named Corey Keyes, you may be “languishing” – and there are a lot of people feeling this way during the pandemic. We dial in to psychotherapist Dr Suzanne Anderson to try to understand why people are languishing, and what we can do about it.



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Have you been going through the motions of work, friendships and family life in recent months, while feeling &ldquo;blah&rdquo;? According to a sociologist named Corey Keyes, you may be &ldquo;languishing&rdquo; &ndash; and there are a lot of people feeling this way during the pandemic. We dial in to psychotherapist Dr Suzanne Anderson to try to understand why people are languishing, and what we can do about it.

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