Loneliness is an unlikable experience that occurs when a person’s network of social relationships is signifi-cantly deficient in either quality or quantity (Peplau, and Goldston, 1984). We all experience it from time to time, but some people live it day after day for years on end. It is emotionally depleting, interpersonally inhibit-ing, and psychologically regressing. When we are lonely, we feel unfilled and very much alone. Intimacy needs are not met and, if they are, they somehow remain fundamentally unsatisfying. It is important that mental health professionals have become acquainted with the condition of loneliness. For these reasons, loneliness has gained the attention of researchers throughout the last three decades.