From Loneliness to Oneliness:
Toward a world where connection, relationships, and care lie at the heart of our lives, communities, and societies.
*Oneliness, a historical term that existed before ‘loneliness’ emerged in the 1800
A quarter of the global population feels deeply lonely, with young people feeling their weight more than ever. But loneliness isn’t just a personal experience—it’s a crisis woven into the fabric of our modern, hyper-individualized societies: superficial apps, artificial intimacy, declining trust, fragmented cities, the rise of populism, and economic systems that prioritize independence over interdependence.
Yet within loneliness lies a soft power— a chance to reconnect and reimagine how we care for ourselves, each other, and the world.
As a writer, community builder, and experience designer for meaningful connection, I help individuals and organizations navigate the journey from loneliness to oneliness—a state of wholeness and interdependence. Through The Oneliness Project, I offer a transformative path toward a shared experience of care and healing in community.
A community transforming loneliness into connection and care
The Oneliness Project is a community united by the shared experience of loneliness, a longing to connect, and a deep desire to cultivate meaningful relationships. Rooted in the belief that loneliness is not merely an individual struggle but a collective experience, this project invites individuals to explore their inner world, develop the capacity for care and connection, and embrace the transformative power of meaningful relationships—with themselves, others, and the world.
Work with me
I work with organizations and communities to cultivate deeper, more meaningful connections. Whether through consulting, workshops, or coaching, my work helps create authentic, relationship-centered environments that foster belonging, collaboration, and care.
I’ve had the privilege of working with clients such as L’Oréal Professional, Phoenix Group, Omek, the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkley, and the House of Beautiful Business.
Get in touch with me!
With a request, a message, or a wish—I’d be happy to hear from you.