How Burlesque Heals Its Dancers
Burlesque combines dance, music, and parody as a way to both celebrate and ridicule sexuality—and studies suggest dancers can reap social and…
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Can We Cultivate Forgiveness in Prison?
A research-tested program is helping prisoners to change by teaching them forgiveness.
How Today’s Righteous Violence Turns Into Tomorrow’s Psychological Suffering
A veteran reflects on how violence that contradicts our conscience leads to severe moral anguish over time.
How to Recover After Acting Against Your Own Values
Moral injury is the harm that we suffer when we're asked to engage in or allow actions that seriously go against our moral values.
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.
Young Children Are Capable of Extreme Bravery—Here’s Why
Researchers have examined the personality traits, the brain circuits, and the learnings that lead to children's heroic acts of courage.
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…
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.
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