Community Loneliness Projects 

Stronger together: Building connections, Saving lives.

Coregulation Health is now working with local community business owners to create a Loneliness Project, aiming to help fight a loneliness epidemic the surgeon general says is harming and killing millions of adults and children each year, and adding billions of dollars to healthcare costs. 

Research shows local businesses with proper training can save lives, add clients, increase income and enjoy more job satisfaction by helping protect their  community against loneliness.

This is how to help

  • Take the Social Health training to become Certified as a Social Health Coach ($125*), Certification makes you an expert on loneliness, social disconnection, the loneliness epidemic and solutions for loneliness. (training and certification is online, with flexible hours, about 6 hrs to complete).

  • Enjoy the ride! Host fun events, gain community respect, new contacts, business growth, extra income, personal satisfaction 

*Programs are sustained by fees and donations, using no government or public funds.

Community Loneliness Projects are sponsored by the Coregulation Health Institute, a national public health organization helping local businesses identify and fight social disconnection and loneliness, a threat the surgeon general says is harming and killing millions of adults and children each year. 

Note: to be part of the Community Loneliness Project media campaigns, you must be a Certified Social Health Coach.

“Getting certified to help fight the loneliness epidemic was one of the best professional and personal growth steps I have ever taken. The grand opening media event at our salon was amazing. Local newspapers, magazines, TV stations and city Council members showed up. Loneliness is very high on the media radar! We’ve gotten more new clients than ever, and even a few new stylists. Social connection events at our salon are packed and everyone seems to enjoy them. More and more people drop in just because they like to be here. I truly believe this has been a splash of good social health for the community.”

Marilyn Klisser, Owner
Salon on First, Coronado, CA