If we want to understand and prevent incel culture, we must teach our boys how to make real friends and how to be a friend.
Having a Voice: The Courage to Be a Positive Self
Knowing how voice, the capacity to express our true selves, works can be a tremendous tool in any relationship, whether at home, work, or school.
Is the “Loneliness Epidemic” What It Seems?
That “loneliness epidemic” declared by the Surgeon General? Six research teams reanalyzed the data and found a very different story than the one widely reported.
Digital Seduction Silently Undermines Our Power and Influence
Big Brother watched. Soma numbed. Our smartphones do both. What can Orwell and Huxley teach us about reclaiming digital autonomy?
The Magic of Learning From Your Experiences
There are many ways to learn from experience. These three strategies may be helpful.
Designing Destiny: Parenthood Behind the Genetic Screen
The challenges of parenthood cannot be eliminated through controlling genetic outcomes. This becomes most evident as young adults embark on their sometimes unexpected journeys.
Artificial Compassion: Why Empathy Can’t Be Outsourced
As machines grow better at simulating emotion, are we losing touch with the value of being flawed and human?
Naltrexone Is the Ozempic for Alcoholism
Online companies marketing directly to consumers are selling naltrexone, Viagra, and Ozempic. Some studies show Ozempic itself may decrease alcohol abuse.
Teen Suicide: A Crisis Captured in Film
Personal Perspective: Short films by high school students draw attention to teens’ mental health challenges and the value of art in telling difficult and important stories.
Estate Planning for Families in Conflict
Share your final wishes now to promote peace and avoid fueling a family feud, both now and after you’re gone