The Center for
Social Isolation Remedies

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About Us

CSIR’s mission is to connect with the socially isolated and help bring them into community.

CSIR was started because its founder, Helen Rivas-Rose, experienced decades of social isolation; she found a pathway to recovery; and she is committed to helping others heal from this crippling disorder. When she was in a compromised state of mind due to her mental affliction Rivas-Rose didn’t think about the obvious: how to find help. This is typical of most social isolates. They often think they are the only ones who feel alone and lonely. They are ashamed to ask for help. So, they remain in a constant state of isolation and often put their lives at risk in a number of ways.

CSIR wants to make it known that social isolation and loneliness are widespread. The causes of social isolation vary greatly: for Helen it was 24/7 shyness, but all cases share healing remedies. People in all walks of life suffer from it, and with support, it can be overcome. CSIR’s goal is to be of help to this population and their families. Its plan is to educate others about the nature of isolation and encourage sufferers and their loved ones to seek help in healing from this debilitating condition.

Services

Many areas of responsibility are touched by social isolation. No matter the sector—education, rehabilitation, law enforcement, or something else—we have resources for you.

Resource Library

Our resource library will help you understand social isolation better. Get started today.

Meet the Team

Our team of expert advisors have experience with social isolation, addiction, therapy, and mental health.

Contact the Team

We are ready to provide support to you or your organization. Just reach out.

Events

Please check out our upcoming events around your area!

November 7, 2019

Poster Blitz - keep an eye out for our posters going up around town.

November 8, 2019

Our "sign-wave" will be in downtown Kennebunk from 1:30p-3:00p.

November 14, 2019

From 3:00 to 4:30 p.m., former social worker Susan Richards will lead a round table workshop to discuss social isolation at the Kennebunk Free Library.