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Strategies for Facilitating Psychologically Safe Connections Be aware – Realize that any employee experiencing isolation and loneliness in the workplace perceives an absence of meaningful social connections. Break down barriers – Leaders who actively and openly talk about the importance of social connections can reduce the risk of employees suffering in silence or experiencing stigma. Develop a social connections strategy – Leaders should consider their strategy to help employees maintain and develop meaningful social connections in the workplace. – Check in - The goal is to build a healthy social connection with the employee so they don't feel alone in the workplace and have at least one safe relationship they can count on. – Employee support - Educate employees about psychological support services, including peer, buddy, and training programs that can help those who are struggling, get the support they need. – Leverage technology - Use technology that promotes social connections. 19

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