Connecting to nature improves your mood, attention, and interconnection—and you don’t need hours or days to gain these benefits! Try these brief practices and see the impact.
How Drawing Can Help Children Navigate Parental Death
Encouraging children to make art can help them navigate parental death, especially since they might struggle to express what they are feeling with words.
What Leaders Misunderstand About Hope
Hope often gets conflated with optimism or wishing. When you hope, you have both high expectations for the future and a realistic view of the obstacles.
Don’t Follow the Golden Rule
It makes sense to treat your partner the way you want to be treated, but they might respond better to you treating them the way they want to be treated.
Is There a Better Way to Fight Misinformation?
What if the best way to counter misinformation isn’t arguing facts, but offering better truths instead?
The Importance of Routines After the Death of a Parent
Maintaining routines, to the extent that it’s possible, can be supportive for children after the death of a parent, especially if that parent was their primary caretaker.
4 Benefits of Role Play in Therapy
Learn how drama-based role play enhances therapy by creating space for healing, insight, and change.
Dealing with Rejection When It Feels Personal
Personal Perspective: Trying to make the best of a rejection, I sought perspective from the writings of fellow creatives.
Artificial Intimacy and Empathy: Does Authenticity Matter?
New research shows that people find AI responses more compassionate and understanding than responses by human crisis experts. Does authenticity matter anymore?
Mental Health Services Across State Lines
Your physician refers you to a mental health professional who lives across the country. How do you know whether it’s ok work with this provider—or insist on a local professional?