Look for joy in the commonplace. Seek it in whatever activity you are currently engaged in. Maybe it’s walking in your neighborhood, taking a commuter train to work, noticing the lingering taste... Read more »
We do it a lot, but we’re not aware of it. Projection is when we perceive a feeling inside of us as coming from the outside, usually from a person close to... Read more »
Suicide is a universally acknowledged global problem, and one that affects people across all age groups, social backgrounds, and economic circumstances. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 700 thousand people... Read more »
President Donald Trump, by executive order, has changed the language used by the federal government from “Artificial Intelligence” to “Super Intelligence.” On the surface, this may seem like just a change in... Read more »
In my early life, twinship was usually seen as a very close relationship—and stressful for the family because of the extra work and energy required. Issues related to emotional and cognitive development... Read more »
At work, in our communities, and among friends and family, we often make decisions in groups. From major business decisions to what to do on a Saturday night, in groups, we make... Read more »
“I remember being at a dinner party a while back and there was an abstract painting on the wall. I kind of liked it. Whatever you’re supposed to get from art, it... Read more »
Venus dreamed about receiving a confusing invitation, handwritten on a medicine bottle she couldn’t read. When she analyzed the dream, she realized that it invited her to examine her own uncertainty in... Read more »
Homeownership is part of the American dream and, for some, a rite of passage into adulthood. Over the last five years, we have seen a stagnant housing market due to a variety... Read more »
By Lizabeth Roemer, Ph.D., and Josh Bartok, M.S. In times such as these, life may seem more uncertain than ever—but meeting uncertainty has always been part of our lives. Whenever we try... Read more »