Is It Healthy to Forgive Yourself?
Research finds that people who show themselves grace when they've done wrong tend to have better mental and physical health.
Research finds that people who show themselves grace when they've done wrong tend to have better mental and physical health.
A new study finds that Black workers are less likely to die from heart problems if they have more Black coworkers.
Our contributors award our annual "Greater Goodies" to the TV shows that can help you be your best self.
Dr. David Spiegel guides you through cyclic sighing, a breathwork practice that helps reduce stress and anxiety.
Researchers are building tools to support freedom of expression on the internet while minimizing the potential for harm.
The science of learning and development reveals how to design high schools so that learners can thrive.
This month, calm your busy mind.
This month, bring more humble and open-minded learning to your school or classroom.
Research suggests that meditation can sometimes be harmful for certain people—and can even make mental health problems worse.
Studies are investigating the process of leaving religion and what a flourishing life after religion looks like.
A new book explores why we should seek a “psychologically rich life” and how to do it.
The search for happiness can make you unhappy—but there is a research-tested solution.
Research suggests that people nearing death talk about their experience as more positive than we imagine it would be.
We explore cyclic sighing, a simple breathing technique that can help lift your mood and lower anxiety by supporting your parasympathetic nervous…
Americans are stressed out by their presidential election. These questions will help you check in with yourself—and perhaps boost your resilience.
Teachers can find support in authentic communities with other teachers that inspire hope and courage.