Among other items, the Centre for Public Christianity has posted a ‘Life and Faith’ interview (here) with Sheridan Voysey on ‘the art of friendship’.
The blurb:
‘When Sheridan Voysey was confronted with the question, “Who can you call at 2am when everything goes wrong?”, he realised that friendship was a facet of his life he had neglected for too long. This set him on a path to consider how we cultivate good friendships, and how we can learn the skills required to be a good friend and maintain deep, rich friendships.
‘He now runs the Friendship Lab, a movement and a course to help adults build the skills to create and sustain healthy friendships. Reflecting on ever-increasing loneliness, Sheridan recognised the need to help people develop skills in collecting more “2am friends”. This is an art you can get better at with the right help. Sheridan says that even those who enjoy great friendships can get better at them.
‘What are the factors that help grow close friendships? What things get in the way of healthy, long-lasting friendships? How can we be better friends to those we are close to?’
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