Michaela Mitchell

I often tell people that I talk for a living but I do so much more. I use every form of communication — speech, written word, video, you name it — because I want my audience to engage, connect, and expand their own horizons. I am a freelance writer who’s not afraid to share her personal life if it can help someone else feel less alone in the world. My work has been published on ScaryMommy, Huffington Post, Your Tango, Ravishly, and DivorcedMoms.com.

Articles:

Situational Loneliness

Working From Home Can Be Lonely – But Doesn’t Have To Be

Despite the perks, working from home can be incredibly isolating and lonely at times. But, this doesn’t have to be a “new normal” – there are ways to cope
Relationship Loneliness

How To Navigate Loneliness After The Death Of Your Husband

When my father died, my mother found happiness, fulfillment, and even love after becoming a widow while learning to breathe and see the beauty in life again.
Situational Loneliness

Why Entrepreneur Loneliness Is Real & What I Did To Be Happy

Feeling lonely as an entrepreneur is common but it doesn’t have to be your fate. Small changes can make a big difference and you’re never as alone as you think.
Everything Loneliness

Resources And Help For Crises, Mental Health, And Loneliness

If you’re experiencing feelings of chronic loneliness or a mental health crisis, use these resources to get immediate and ongoing help.
Life Stage Loneliness

Why Parenting Can Be Lonely, Even When You’re Rarely Alone

Parental loneliness can strike whether raising babies, teenagers, or any age in-between. The good news is that you’re not alone, and you’re not powerless.

Everything Loneliness

Photograph Of An Orange Flower Growing In A Crack On A Sidewalk Signifying Loneliness And Isolation

The Roots Of Loneliness Project: 100+ Types Of Loneliness & Counting

By Alison Huff, Editor-In-Chief
Twitter Post Describing A Woman's Experience With Disability Next To A Portrait Of Her Smiling

Disabled And Lonely: Why We Often Feel Alone And How To Cope

By Emily Deaton
Screenshot Of A Video Interview With Maiya Lanae And Saprina Panday For Women's Health Interactive Discussing The Topic Of Loneliness

Loneliness And The Unspoken Expectations Of Black Women

By Saprina Panday
Abstract Illustration Of A Queer Woman's Face With Her Eyes Closed And Rainbow Colored Hair And Head Scarf With A Star Background Signifying Queer Loneliness

Queer Loneliness: How To Find Happiness And Feel Whole

By Emily Deaton