Samotność bywa silniejsza niż głód – Ksiądz Tomasz Trzaska o tym co zabija młode dusze.

Children and young people increasingly feel that they are not being listened to. We live in a world where even vowels are scrolled through, and communication turns into a monologue to a wall. In this moving episode, Father Tomasz Trzaska talks about why young people no longer find meaning, why loneliness hurts more than hunger, and how the neurochemistry of our relationships – with dopamine and oxytocin playing the leading roles – affects their sense of self-worth and hope. 📍 We touched on topics such as: – Do we really scroll through relationships the way we scroll through text messages? – What happens to the brain of a child who does not experience community, touch, or attention? – Why has spirituality without God become the new norm – and is it enough to live? – What rituals truly nourish the soul – and which ones can save lives? This episode is about loneliness in times of communication noise, about the spiritual isolation of young people, and about what we can do before it is too late. 🔔 Subscribe if you want more content about mental health and real support for young people. 📢 Share this episode – it may save someone's life. The ‘Life is worth talking about’ project – A place where both people in a suicidal crisis and those seeking support for someone experiencing mental health difficulties or mourning the suicide of a loved one can obtain free help. LINK: https://zwjr.pl/ NASK ‘Teenagers 3.0’ report LINK: https://www.nask.pl/magazyn/nastolatk... 24-hour free helplines: Support Centre for Adults in Mental Crisis 800 702 222 Helpline for children and young people 116 111 Children's Helpline of the Ombudsman for Children's Rights 800 121 212 Other helplines Support for people who have lost loved ones (in mourning) 800 108 108 (open Monday to Friday from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.) Tumbo Pomaga helps children and young people in mourning 800 111 123 (open Monday to Friday from 12:00 to 18:00) Free anonymous helpline and chat service for children and young people 800 119 119 (open daily from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.) Helpline for parents and teachers on child safety 800 100 100 (open Monday to Friday from 12:00 to 15:00) Helpline for parents and guardians of children in crisis 800 800 602 (open Monday to Friday, 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.) Translated with DeepL.com (free version)