When we choose a small ethical action, we tend to create a potential pattern of success. This pattern becomes the evidence ...

It is from large perceptions combined with impersonal emotion that wisdom most readily springs. Bertrand Russell What is the pattern that connects the crab to the lobster and the primrose to the ...

Some people cannot tell a coherent life story. One philosopher argues it is not a problem, but simply a different way of ...

Police officers face high rates of trauma and suicide, yet many distrust therapists. Is the mental health field pushing away ...

There are times when getting out of bed and tackling the day, or just staying focused during a long day, can seem like an almost insurmountable challenge. The weather is beautiful, and you want to ...

You may have heard that trust in science is collapsing. The evidence suggests something different: most people still trust scientists, but many no longer trust themselves to navigate a chaotic ...

Source: Wikimedia Commons/Christof Bernhard Francke/Public Domain. For Aristotle (384-322 BCE), all living things had a vegetative or nutritive soul; animals also had a sensitive soul; and humans, on ...

Let me begin by stating a fact: I am a big proponent of letting kids play freely on the weekend and over breaks. That said, there seems to be a glorified image of a totally free summer in which kids ...

"Wildflowering" is when you allow a relationship to either wilt or bloom completely organically without enforcing any particular timelines, labels, or expectations. Source: Israyosoy S. from Pexels ...

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month in the U.S. This year's theme, "More Good Days, Together," focuses on the importance of connection, support, and community in emotional well-being. The ...

Imagine an 84-year-old woman named Helen. She does not live in complete isolation. A neighbor checks in, her daughter calls on Sundays, and a nurse visits twice a week. Yet Helen often feels alone.

A few months ago, a member of my team messaged me on WhatsApp. It wasn’t about a project or a deadline. It was much simpler than that. “How are you doing?” he asked. “Because it’s a lot right now—work ...