Making Your Partner Look Good
Improv can be useful when strengthening a partnership.
Challenging the Status Quo With New Experiments in Living
The questions that arise at the intersection of family life, societal pressures, and psychological struggles may be answered through new experiments in living.
How Does Sleep Paralysis Differ Around the World?
You’re in the dark in your bedroom and suddenly feel a weight on your chest. You cannot move your limbs. A figure reaches out to you… what does it look …
The Surprising Sex Lives of the Oldest Old
Among the oldest old, those over 85, only 12 percent have partner sex, but more than five times as many—64 percent—say they feel sexually satisfied. How is this possible?
Tips for writing your “25 for 25” list
The start of a new year offers a terrific opportunity to reflect on what we want from the next twelve months. Making a New Year’s resolution is a popular way …
Five Cold Cases Solved in 2024 Because of New Technology
Five cold cases solved, while U.S. homicide rate in 2024 is predicted to return to levels recorded in 2019, and as family members of murdered victims find closure.
When Your Spouse Becomes Your Co-Worker
Discover the secrets to thriving partnerships: Learn how shared values and communication can transform your work-life balance with your spouse.
4 Ways to Age With Purpose in the New Year
Reflecting on the past and thinking about change is natural, especially as we age. Embracing the process helps us grow and avoid unmet expectations.
“Wicked”’s Call to Kindness
“Wicked”—the hit musical turned movie—is more than catchy songs and dazzling sets; it shows how generosity, even toward the “wicked,” can transform relationships.
How to Use Affirmations to Cope With Difficult Family Members
Going to see a difficult family member? Keep these affirmations in mind to stay grounded and out of conflict.