Human beings have apparently always treasured scenic outdoor beauty, and this tendency has only increased as the world has become a more urban place. One of the benchmarks of the English Romantic... Read more »
When Lord Acton first uttered his famous words in 1887, “Power tends to corrupt, but absolute power corrupts absolutely,” he was unaware of how prophetic his words were. An English historian, liberal... Read more »
Picture yourself halfway up a steep trail, lungs burning, legs trembling, the summit still out of sight. You want to stop—but you don’t. Something quiet and steady inside keeps you moving. That... Read more »
Ever have “one of those days?” You know, a day when someone cuts you off in traffic, your boss piles several assignments on your desk and says they need to be completed... Read more »
I met Dr. Elizabeth Haase via the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, with her leadership on the Climate Committee overlapping with my committee on Disasters, Trauma, and Global Health. Struck by... Read more »
Whether it is mental, emotional, or physical pain, the science is clear: nature can bring a sense of calm, restore peace, and reduce physiological pain levels. In my new Audible course, Reconnect... Read more »
Scientists unravel nature's mysteries through relentless curiosity, but their most significant discoveries may still lie ahead. Read more »
Learn how reminiscing about the past differs in urban and natural settings, and why it matters for your mental health. Learn how reminiscing about the past differs in urban and natural settings,... Read more »