How Parents and Children Can Learn Emotional Skills Together
You can better connect with your children and their communities by learning social-emotional skills alongside them.
Episode 102: Do You Want to Slow Down?
Anna Sale, host of Death, Sex, and Money, practices awe as an antidote to her anxiety.
The Best Ways for Parents to Respond to Ingratitude
A new study explored how different parenting strategies might help promote gratitude in kids.
Four Tips for Parenting a Teen With ADHD
Approach your teenager's ADHD with clarity and compassion—for them, but also for yourself.
Your Happiness Calendar for October 2021
This month, embrace change and new experiences.
Can Science and Faith Both Help With Parenting?
Religious organizations are drawing on research to help parents raise kids with strong character and compassion.
How Parents Can Find Their Strength and Resilience
Trusting in your wisdom, your community, and your bond with your children can help parents in challenging circumstances.
How to Help Your Student Face Another Pandemic School Year
Here are some practical tips and questions to ask your elementary, middle, or high school student.
What Can We Do Now?
While votes for the 2020 election are counted, our contributors weigh in on what we as individuals can do now to preserve our well-being and…
Your Happiness Calendar for October 2021
This month, embrace change and new experiences.
How to Find Your Purpose in Life
Are you struggling to discover your purpose? That may be because you feel isolated from other people. Here's how you can overcome that.
What Do Kids Mean When They Say They’re Bored at School?
Boredom can be a temporary emotion or a sign of a deeper issue, says a school psychologist.
How Cosleeping Can Help You and Your Baby
The decision whether to cosleep with your baby is extremely controversial—and there are two sides to the story.
Greater Good Resources for Women’s Well-Being
For International Women's Day, we gathered articles that aim to help women take care of themselves and each other, make a living, raise…
How Teens Today Are Different from Past Generations
A psychologist mines big data on teens and finds many ways this generation—the “iGens"—is different from Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials.
A Different Way to Respond When Kids Do Something Wrong
Restorative practices—taking responsibility, making amends, and seeking forgiveness—are an alternative to strict punishments and blame.