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The Joy of Eating

Small, satisfying food moments can bring big, valuable pleasure to our lives.
By Experience Life Staff

Self-Reflections: Justin Baldoni

Actor, director, and author Justin Baldoni on showing up as your vulnerable, strong, and authentic self.
By Kaelyn Riley

How Using Your Senses Can Improve Your Mental Health

Smell, touch, and sound can help cultivate resilience. Here's how.
By Henry Emmons, MD

The Sixth Stage of Grief

How finding meaning in loss can help you heal.
By Quinton Skinner

Gender-Identity Terminology

10 terms to know when it comes to gender identity, including "genderqueer," "assigned gender," and "gender confirmation."
By Amy C. Waninger

How Exercise Can Give You a Sense of Purpose — and Vice-Versa

A recent study explores the reciprocal relationship between exercise and purpose.
By Craig Cox

Habit Help for the Holiday Season

A four-step plan for solidifying healthy behaviors despite the obstacles of this time of year.
By Molly Kopischke

A Life of Love

Julie Schwartz Gottman, PhD, has overcome tragedy, found purpose, and become wise in the ways of making love last.
By Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl

Comfort and Joy at Home: 14 Holiday Décor Ideas

Decking out your living space for the holidays can either be exciting or overwhelming — and oftentimes a challenge if you’re more limited in square footage. These sensory tips can help bring the season into homes of all sizes.
By Callie Fredrickson

Diving for the Win: A Life Time Member Story

Longtime member and veteran Tommy Blake competed in his first-ever swim meet at 81 — and surprised himself with his ability.
By Callie Fredrickson

Larry Prablek’s Success Story

After a frightening bout with COVID-19, an ER doctor recommits to his fitness routine.
By Larry Prablek

The Benefits of Group Therapy

Individual therapy sessions are great for mental-health support, but group therapy also offers a variety of unique advantages.
By Alexandra Smith, MA, LPCC

Fit for Life: You’re Never Too Old to Get Moving

One of our greatest misconceptions is that we reach peak fitness when we're young, and then it’s all downhill. Here are fitness tips for life — no matter your age.
By Michael Dregni

Talks — S4, EP9 / When the Hard Stuff Happens . . .

At one point or another in all our lives, we will all go through hard things. We typically can’t prepare for them and they can catch us off guard, and yet we often often judge ourselves for how we react or behave in those moments — and after. Nora McInerny, author, podcast creator, and public speaker, joins us in this episode to talk about how to cope during those times, the ways they shape and change us, and why we can never move on or go back, but we can move forward.

With With Nora McInerny, Author, Podcast Creator, and Public Speaker

Raising the Bar: Katia Smirnov’s Success Story

When one woman began investigating ingredients in her food, she found preservatives, chemicals, and hormones she wasn’t expecting. Her decision to prioritize organic whole foods improved her mood, weight, and overall well-being.
By Katia Smirnov

Consider the Context

There are always opportunities to become aware, to adapt — and to find our own right balance of less and more.
By Jamie Martin

How to Make Friends at Your Health Club

It can be a challenge to form friendships as an adult. Here are a few ideas for meeting and connecting with others who are also pursuing health goals.
By Molly Kopischke

The Liberation of Less: Christine Platt

For the author, advocate, and Afrominimalist, there’s more than one way to live a simpler life.
By Courtney Helgoe

What to Do When You’ve Been Ghosted

Not having closure can make it difficult to move on. Here's one strategy.
By Mo Perry
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