Can Loving Yourself and Others Protect Your Health?
Research suggests that seeing our spiritual connections to others could protect us from disease and promote public health.
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Are Older People Dating Younger Ageist—or Just Practical?
The new Golden Bachelor, Mel Owens, openly stated that he only wanted to date younger women. Was he in the wrong?
Talking to Someone From a Different Social Class? Here’s How Your Body Reacts
A new study examines how comfortable and attuned people are when talking with others, depending on their socioeconomic status.
How the Trauma of Japanese Internment Can Help Us Understand Today’s Immigration Struggles
Psychotherapist and storyteller Satsuki Ina describes how she and her family moved beyond shame to advocating for immigrants and refugees facing…
Why We Have Trouble Supporting Greater Income Equality
Research suggests that psychological biases may limit support for reducing economic disparities. But there are ways to get around them.
Why George Floyd Still Matters
Five years ago, the police killing of George Floyd provoked a wave of change. As those gains come under attack, Stephanie Griffith finds hope in human…
How Can Immigrants Protect Their Mental Health Right Now?
Amid fear and misinformation around immigration enforcement in the U.S., mental health professionals are offering much-needed support.
Are Diversity Programs Doomed—Or Ready for a Revamp?
After decades of failed DEI programs, we need a way forward that will truly fight discrimination and promote belonging at work.
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