For the New Year, Happiness or Positivity?
New social science research suggests that a positive outlook is more sustainable and authentic than a relentless pursuit of happiness.
Mental and emotional health rank just as high as physical health when it comes to your overall well-being. Whether you have a diagnosed mental health concern like depression or anxiety, or are curious about how to improve your emotional life, investing in robust emotional health is a worthy and important priority.
New social science research suggests that a positive outlook is more sustainable and authentic than a relentless pursuit of happiness.
New research shows most people to be happier when they are generous, thoughtful and kind to others.
Good Anxiety is a practical and empowering book to help us navigate a misunderstood emotion.
Knit, step away from your screens, light a candle and others ways to turn off your brain and improve your spiritual wellbeing.
This graphic memoir helps us name and understand isolation—and take steps to loosen its grip on our lives.
How spirituality expands our thinking and secures our mental health.
What studies are showing about the surprising health benefits from acts of kindness.
A national program tackles the loneliness epidemic, one letter at a time.
Grief isn’t always tied to a big event. For a healthy outlook, there are small moments to be acknowledged as well.
We may not always get it, but it’s worth asking for.
Positive risks are those that do not endanger our safety but urge us to step outside of our comfort zones.
Notes on Grief—Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s slim, profound book—paints a vivid picture of losing a beloved family member.