America needs a Chief Friendship Officer
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans have no close social connections, a double digit increase from 2013.The author of Friendship in the Age of Loneliness says it’s a crisis that needs national leadership.
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans have no close social connections, a double digit increase from 2013.The author of Friendship in the Age of Loneliness says it’s a crisis that needs national leadership.
Psychologists provide advice for dealing with this latest wave of Covid, and how to cope with the mental effects of a continually ongoing pandemic.
The Managing Editor of Greater Good magazine, Kira Newman, has identified some unexpected habits and needs that are foundational to our happiness as we move toward a post-pandemic world.
Some people had an epiphany in the pandemic: There’s more to life than work. They decided it was time to go—even though they are younger than the traditional retirement age of 65.
The Greater Good Science Center has spent the past two decades sharing the growing body of research that shows what really makes people happy and resilient.
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.