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HushFest is on the horizon. Cornwall’s festival of quietness, shaped by our community. |
In a world that often values loud voices and extroversion, it’s easy to feel out of place if you’re someone who prefers quiet reflection and deep conversations over small talk. For many of us, the experience of being quiet can lead to feeling misunderstood or even invisible. But what if there was a place where…
At Quiet Connections, we’re creating a warm, calm community where introverted, shy, and sensitive individuals can feel understood, valued, and celebrated just as they are. Our Meet Ups offer a gentle, welcoming environment where you can connect with others in ways that feel authentic to you. Whether you’re here to quietly sit in the company…
Social anxiety is often misunderstood, which can lead to stigma and misconceptions that can make it even harder for those of us who experience it. That’s why, at Quiet Connections, we aim to remove these barriers and create a safe space for everyone. In this post, we’ll explore common misconceptions about social anxiety, share real-life…
In a world that often feels overwhelming and loud, finding a space where you can truly be yourself can be a breath of fresh air. For those of us who identify as introverted, shy, or sensitive, or simply prefer quieter, more reflective environments, social gatherings can sometimes feel like a challenge. This is where Quiet…
At Quiet Connections, we’re not just about creating a safe space for quiet individuals—we’re about changing lives. Over the years, we’ve seen the profound impact that our community has had on its members. Our community has been a sanctuary for those who have often felt misunderstood or overlooked in a world that favours loudness. But…
Volunteering can be a rewarding and enriching experience with a great many health and well-being benefits, but what if you’re someone who feels more at ease in quieter, more intimate settings? If you identify as introverted, shy, sensitive, or if you find social situations challenging, becoming a ‘Quiet Connector’ could be the perfect opportunity for…
Building meaningful connections is at the heart of what we do here at Quiet Connections. It’s about more than casual interactions; it’s about fostering spaces where everyone feels safe to be their authentic selves. Here, we explore the concept of psychological safety in our relationships – with partners, friends, and all those we cherish. What…
At Quiet Connections, we understand the power of connection and the profound impact it can have on our lives. Our community thrives on the understanding, togetherness, and belonging we create together. To help foster these connections, we’re inviting compassionate individuals to join us as Quiet Connectors at our Meet Ups across Cornwall. Being a Quiet…
Have you felt like you don’t matter? I wonder how many of do. I, for one, spent years feeling this way. Like it doesn’t matter if I’m at that event, with those people, or if I even exist. Who will notice? Who will be affected? Reduced feelings of ‘mattering’ have been found to contribute to loneliness…
It’s often the quieter moments that help someone feel welcome. A warm hello. A gentle check-in. A chair nudged slightly so the group feels easier to join. That’s what our volunteer Quiet Connectors offer. We’re there to help create a calm, inclusive space where people can settle in and feel they belong. No pressure. Just…
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If you consider yourself introverted, sensitive or shy, then we’re your people. Our weekly Meet Ups gently connect quieteers like us in a safe, relaxing space where it’s okay to talk and it’s okay to be quiet too. Here, you can flourish in your life and career as your true quiet self – and help…
From a young age, I was defined in the eyes of many by one word –Quiet. I remember being around 7 or 8 years old and doing an exercise where we were given photos of ourselves stuck in the middle of a blank page and other students had to write characteristics that describe us around…