Raising Happiness: My UC Berkeley Commencement Speech
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Tag: Emotions
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Articles: Emotionally Intelligent Kids Share More with Others
By Whitney Patterson | May 12, 2011A new study suggests it's important to talk with young kids about emotions.
Raising Happiness: What To Do When You Are Unhappy
By Christine Carter | April 6, 2011Feeling better after we feel bad
Raising Happiness: Podcast: How to Raise Siblings Who Get Along, Part 2
By Christine Carter and Rona Renner | April 4, 2011Helping siblings play well together
Videos and Podcasts: How to Raise Siblings Who Get Along, Part 2
By Christine Carter and Rona Renner | April 4, 2011
Articles: Just One Thing: Embrace Fragility
By Rick Hanson | March 22, 2011All things fall apart. Rick Hanson explains how realizing that can help us build resilience.
Raising Happiness: Podcast: Teaching Kids to Talk to Strangers
By Christine Carter and Rona Renner | March 21, 2011More tips for ways to make your children luckier.
Videos and Podcasts: Talking to Strangers, and Other things that Bring Good Luck
By Christine Carter and Rona Renner | March 21, 2011More tips for ways to make your children luckier
Articles: Fake Smiles May Be Bad for Your Health
By Jason Marsh | February 22, 2011A new study suggests how our facial expressions affect our happiness.
Articles: A Little Meditation Goes a Long Way
By Jason Marsh | February 9, 2011A new study offers the strongest evidence to date that meditation can change the structure of your brain.
Articles: You Can’t Buy Empathy
By Jason Marsh | December 14, 2010New research suggests the rich have a hard time reading others' emotions.
Articles: From Our Bookshelf: Achieving Happiness and Peace of Mind
By Whitney Patterson | December 8, 2010A round-up of recent books on happiness and innovative approaches in therapy.
Articles: Why Gratitude Is Good
By Robert Emmons | November 16, 2010Need some motivation for practicing gratitude this Thanksgiving? Robert Emmons, the world's leading scientific expert on gratitude, reveals why gratitude is good for our bodies, our minds, and our relationships.
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