Higher states of consciousness are not hallucinations but authentic transformational experiences, mostly triggered by turmoil ...

Despite how uncool being a try-hard may seem, when it's associated with authenticity, loyalty, consistency, and love, trying ...

The story you tell yourself is the most important story, one that you've learned from a thousand sources. Is it propelling ...

How Culture Shapes Our Relationship With Tears Cultural attitudes toward crying vary widely across the world. Some cultures ...

Confiding in teens is a slippery slope; you can be close without being friends.

Not all rumination is destructive. Mentally rehearsing scenarios where you have agency might be helping you prepare. Your ...

"I'm so ugly!" How do you answer without agreeing or dismissing the person's feelings or experience? Here are some issues to ...

Many adult children know they need to move forward, but two familiar words keep pulling them back into second-guessing, delay ...

Joy does not require that your life be going well. It is small, local, and surprisingly unfussy. It asks only that you notice ...

When you’re feeling bad, it’s easy to take it out on other people. New research on the personality trait of agreeableness ...

About a million people experience overdoses in the U.S. every year. Nodding and overdose may both cause oxygen deprivation, affecting cells in the heart, body, and brain.

Beliefs can change, but rarely through facts alone. Identity, emotion, trust, and personal stories shape whether people open ...