Develop rich connections with others

Make a point of having meals with family and friends
Family dinners work wonders, introduce your children to new people, and the more you do this, the meals will turn into events with meaning

Get a pet!
A pet provides a focus for your love and a sense of it in return

Connect with people at your local coffee shop or store
Get into the habit of saying hello, smiling, and acknowledging other people

Keep connected with at least two good friends regularly.
Set up a recurring lunch date or phone call to boost love and familiarity

Plan a sleepover for your child or invite your grandchild over for a night
Extended, agenda-free time with another young person is restorative and connective.

Reserve half an hour of one-on-one time with your child per week
This enhances the parent-child relationship and gives a child a real sense of belonging and love.

Join a group that holds meetings (book club, craft group, sports team

Engage with dream makers and charismatic mentors
They can keep you hopeful and make a big difference (particularly with younger people) to people with ADHD or VAST symptoms.