How Parents Can Communicate More Effectively with Children
Jennifer Lehr talks about her new book, ParentSpeak, which aims to change the way parents talk with their kids.
Happy Caregivers May Help Dementia Patients Stay Alive
A new study finds that supporting the mental health of family caregivers could lead to longer, happier life for dementia patients.
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Why Are So Many Adults Today Haunted by Trauma?
Our political and social systems don't support fundamental human needs, says Gabor Mate—which affects our ability to deal with traumatic events.
Why Kids Need to Learn How to Forgive
Peacemakers, poets, and researchers agree: Forgiveness heals hurts and is good for the forgiver—even the young one.
Why “Mom Brain” Is Good for Mothers and Babies
According to a new study, pregnant women lose gray matter in their brains—and this process helps them figure out what other people need and feel.
How to Stay Empathic without Suffering So Much
Four steps to a healthier, more helpful, and more sustainable form of empathy.
When Teens Need Their Friends More Than Their Parents
A new study suggests that teens may cope with stress better when they're around peers, rather than adults.
How Parents Can Communicate More Effectively with Children
Jennifer Lehr talks about her new book, ParentSpeak, which aims to change the way parents talk with their kids.
Happy Caregivers May Help Dementia Patients Stay Alive
A new study finds that supporting the mental health of family caregivers could lead to longer, happier life for dementia patients.
Three Ways to Inspire Kids to Share
New research provides insight into what matters to kids when they decide to give.