ELLE asks psychologists for tips on coping in isolation as an extrovert.
can emulate hanging round in your living room with pals. Joining virtual happy hours and live streamed nightclubs can also satisfy your going out cravings, for the time being.Your work colleagues may or may not be your Best Friends For Life, but trips to the kitchen and a quick gossip on the way to the vending machine are vital social interactions you didn’t realise you were missing.
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