Family/Friends/Kids

A call for alignment on a global scale — for the good of our planet and future generations.

Are your children glued to their smartphones? Here are a few ways to help them reclaim their time and focus.

Learn what to expect when you sign your kids up for extra aid, enrichment, or care this school year.

Separated by decades and thousands of miles, a family reunites in Istanbul.

How being good to others can be good for you.

What if every word you uttered came true instantly? What if you were required to follow through on everything you said? How would your language change? Would even be able to talk at all?

When we work toward seeing the bigger picture, we have the chance to discover our collective potential.

Posting about your life on social media is now considered the norm — but there is some information that is best kept offline. Check out these tips on online etiquette.

Many doctors prescribe medication for teen anxiety, but an integrative developmental and behavioral pediatrician offers these natural therapies.

Our staff weighs in with some of their favorite anti-racist books, podcasts, movies, classes, and series.

Relationship coach and author Margot Schulman offers practices for building resiliency and deepening our relationships during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond.

Summer 2020 may look a little different, but there are plenty of ways to keep your kids active, entertained, and educated at home.

Feel good while doing good with these three projects that encourage kids to give back.

Here's how to hone your listening skills.

What to expect when you sign your kids up for some healthy summer fun at Life Time.

When you're in the wrong, a sincere apology can go a long way toward healing your relationships — and yourself. Here's how to offer a real apology.

As we celebrate our nation’s independence, we have an opportunity to uphold our responsibility to protect our democracy.

Grief expert David Kessler explains the importance of the “sixth stage of grief.”

It’s time to do the work on creating racial equality, says our managing editor, if we want to improve community health and see vitality for all.

Even in the most trying times, there is an opportunity for growth.

Knowing how to apologize is important, but doing it too often can be harmful for your relationships. Here’s how to say sorry and connect with others from a place of confidence.