How to Stop Playing the Blame Game
We all succumb to finger pointing from time to time, but targeting others rarely produces good results. Here’s how you can move from fault-finding to empowered problem solving.
We all succumb to finger pointing from time to time, but targeting others rarely produces good results. Here’s how you can move from fault-finding to empowered problem solving.
Stay steady through hard times with these seven tips.
While I only occasionally wonder whether Parkinson’s awaits me somewhere down the road, recent research provides some calming evidence that lifestyle changes may help keep the disease at bay.
Learn how exercise can help build a body and mind that can roll with life’s punches — and come back stronger after stress.
A little bit of sunlight can do a lot of good for your health.
Many doctors prescribe medication for teen anxiety, but an integrative developmental and behavioral pediatrician offers these natural therapies.
Maybe getting stuck with needles doesn’t sound like stress-relief to you. But many people swear it’s the most rejuvenating body treatment ever.
What happens to the health of identical twins who have very different exercise habits?
Yeasts are a natural component of the human microbiome, but when they proliferate, they can lead to misery. Learn what you can do to keep them in check.
These ideas can help promote end-of-day relaxation — so you can get a better night’s sleep.
Why cutting loose is so good for our mental and physical health — and how to do it more often.
Trust is a strong indicator of personal, professional, and national happiness. Here’s how to develop more of it.
Debbie Friedlander on how she is finding relief from breast implant illness 25 years after undergoing a preventive mastectomy.
Is cheese healthy? Many nutrition experts believe it can be if we’re thoughtful about sourcing, ingredients, and quality.
Many people may underestimate the extent to which air quality can affect their physical health and mental well-being. Read on to learn more.
Psychologist Kelly McGonigal, PhD, on how a joyful approach to exercise can help people reach their fitness goals more easily.
New York Times best-selling author Jonathan Bailor on why we should be doing the opposite of the standard weight-loss advice to eat less and exercise more — plus, the importance of nutrient-dense food.
Researchers have begun exploring the link between chronic inflammation and psychiatric disorders.
These tiny but mighty seeds deliver plant-based protein and a bevy of other health-supportive nutrients.
This little gland can make or break your health and well-being.