Where Do We Go From Here?
In the wake of the 2024 election, our contributors weigh in on what we can do now to preserve our well-being and our democracy.
In the wake of the 2024 election, our contributors weigh in on what we can do now to preserve our well-being and our democracy.
People who are authentically confident about their success can generate mixed reactions. Here are some of the psychological reasons why.
This month, look for good in the world.
This month, take time to heal and let go with daily tips from Greater Good Science Center.
Why do we scare ourselves for fun? A controlled scary experience can leave us exhilarated, relaxed, and more resilient in the face of fear.
A guided drawing meditation to help you break out of stale thought patterns and maybe even enter a state of flow. No talent required.
Research finds that if our language shows someone we're open to their perspective, they are more likely to be open to ours.
Americans are stressed about their upcoming election. Here are some tips for managing that stress while building a better democracy.
Our contributors award our annual "Greater Goodies" to the TV shows that can help you be your best self.
The search for happiness can make you unhappy—but there is a research-tested solution.
According to new research, self-compassion may help people use more effective coping strategies and in turn feel better.
We tend to get less narcissistic as we get older, which might explain why younger generations can seem entitled and self-absorbed.
Loneliness may be a universal part of the human experience, rather than something we always need to fix.
Did you know humming can soothe your nervous system? We explore the stress-relieving power of Bhramari Pranayama, also known as humming bee breath,…
Research suggests that meditation can sometimes be harmful for certain people—and can even make mental health problems worse.
A new book explores why we should seek a “psychologically rich life” and how to do it.