When we fully participate in life, both defeat and victory are inevitable. The key is to accept both and learn how to allow them to support our further participation.

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A new worldwide study reports that spirituality significantly decreased substance abuse addiction and relapse, a belief Alcoholics Anonymous has held for many years.

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The reading achievement gap affects us all through heavy special education spending and societal problems. AI can have a ...

Many of us have learned to cope by accommodating others and seeking their approval, but that keeps us from living our lives.

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We all want a healthy mind. However, because our psyche is deeply wounded by our inner struggles, the path to achieving this ...

A new study explores exercise mimetics as novel therapeutics for depression by triggering muscle-to-brain signals that support mood regulation and resilience.

A recent "Wired" article reduced gay men to tired stereotypes. Here's how media narratives become internalized and what we ...