Why Your Emotional Bond With Nature Is Good for You
A study of 38,000 people around the world finds that people who feel connected to nature are more hopeful, purposeful and resilient.
Happiness Break: The Unexpected Joy of Slow Looking
What happens when you linger and look closely at a piece of art? Nathalie Ryan, an educator from the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.,…
Seven Guidelines for Therapists Helping Clients to Forgive
Understanding the nuances and misconceptions around forgiveness can help you guide clients in the process, if that's where clients want to go.
Why the Search for Love Looks Different After 50
Many later-life singles still want intimacy and companionship—but often find themselves navigating new emotional, family, and practical challenges.
Love Throughout Your Life: Stories from a Stranger
Sharing a new podcast called Stories from a Stranger, which features portraits of strangers connected by themes of love, loss, regret, inspiration,…
When Adults Embrace Play, They Create Community
Across the country, people are building communities around shared activities—and finding meaning, friendship, and belonging along the way.
What 11 TV Moms Can Teach All of Us
Just in time for Mother's Day, here's a list of TV series that highlight the best in motherhood.
The Art of Slowing Down
What happens when we slow down enough to really experience art? We visit a museum to discover how slow looking at art can cultivate awe, empathy, and…
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