Isabella Bobrowsky

The anatomy of loneliness

Health, Psychology / Isabella Bobrowsky / April 23, 2025

Picture this: you’re sitting in a room surrounded by loved ones, but no one truly cares or understands what you are thinking. You’re isolated, detached from all that matters. This is the feeling of loneliness that plagues so much of the American population: not necessarily alone, but lonely. In a time where the world is […]

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The decline of applied psychology

Psychology / Isabella Bobrowsky / March 6, 2025

Since the onset of COVID-19, the term “mental health” has become a buzzword in the public consciousness. Going to a mental health provider — and publicly acknowledging it — is being destigmatized, person by person, story by story. However, the United States has begun to run into an issue: a shortage of behavioral health professionals.

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