We’ve confused emotional resilience with emotional isolation. Somewhere along the way, “being strong” became synonymous with handling everything alone. Not needing help. Not needing people. Not being affected. But resilience doesn’t come from shutting down.It comes from staying connected — especially when things feel uncomfortable. People with strong emotional resilience aren’t unbothered. They’re supported. They have places to land. They have people they can be real with. At +wellvyl, we see social wellness as the foundation of resilience. Because when connection breaks down, everything gets heavier. Anxiety increases. Burnout accelerates. Loneliness creeps in quietly. Resilience isn’t about pretending you’re fine.It’s about not disappearing when you’re not. As we move into this year, the invitation isn’t to be tougher. It’s to be more connected. More honest. More willing to lean into the social infrastructure that keeps us human. Join the movement...