In the time of social distancing because of COVID, we are missing out on one of the most important facets of human interaction: hugging. Contributor Luke Burbank talks with experts about how the physical act of giving and getting a hug.
Two months of stay-at-home orders have tested the patience of many people -- especially in regards to the behavior of others. Those frustrations are prompting a wave of shaming in person or on social media sites such as Nextdoor.
There are several reasons to get started with a gratitude journal for yourself or the kids and we've rounded up the tips to get started.
Family really getting to you? You’re not alone. Even as stay-at-home orders are loosening, you’re probably spending way more time at home than you’d like to be. This can lead to some family tension—especially between teens and parents.
Finding the humour in the coronavirus crisis may just be necessary for both our individual, and collective, sanity.
The number of Americans who report feeling enjoyment on a daily basis has fallen 20 points since the fall of 2019, according to Gallup. Overall satisfaction with life has also fallen 10 points since then.
