The results of the election have triggered complex feelings in much of the population. Acceptance of negative emotions like these is correlated with better mental health.
Preventative Conflict Management for Leaders
By focusing on these preventative strategies, you can create a work environment where conflicts are less likely to arise—and are more easily managed when they do.
Living in Cycles: The Time-Warped Reality of Infertility
Infertility shifts your entire sense of time. Life becomes cycles of appointments and waiting. Here’s how to reconnect with the present, even in the unknown.
5 Proven Ways to Avoid Family Blowups During the Holidays
There’s more division and discord than ever these days. How can families keep the peace during the “happiest time” of the year? It starts with these helpful strategies.
Behind Closed Doors: Domestic Violence in the South Asian Community
A South Asian survivor of domestic violence shares her story and how she found the courage to escape.
One Common Fear Influences Every Romantic Relationship
Our self-esteem influences the choices we make in romantic relationships: Many settle for less than they want to avoid being alone. But once you value yourself, everything changes.
Your Brain on Resentment
Resentment can act as a shield against PTSD. But if left unchecked, it may erode relationships and well-being. Here’s how.
Why Empathy Requires Slowing Down
Empathy isn’t just about understanding others—it’s about slowing down, listening deeply, and sitting with emotions, especially painful ones.
Why Celebrity Endorsements May Not Capture Voter Sentiments
Celebrity support may amplify narrow issues within echo chambers, missing broader public sentiment and failing to capture the diverse views of voters.
Adoption Is Not a Family Planning Tool
Framing adoption as a family planning tool decenters the needs of adoptees and the rights of birth parents.