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September 25, 2023
We insist the grass was greener back in the day, zeroing in on the good memories, erasing the bad ones, and devaluing the positive aspects of our current lives in the process. Meanwhile, we’ll likely long for today in the near future.
May 12, 2023
The human mind can tap into some amazing tools, such as reason and logic. But it can also ...
May 10, 2023
Hello, I'm Conan Milner, and this is Words of Wellness. A show where we discuss health, from mind ...
April 12, 2023
Fantasizing about a happier history can keep you stuck. Here’s how to stop romanticizing the past so you can enjoy the present more fully, according to therapists.
January 11, 2023
Society's levels of emotional exhaustion are reaching epidemic proportions. Presenting as depletion, fatigue, dissatisfaction, burnout, anxiety, depression, or ...
October 23, 2022
An anger bully is like a bomb with an uncertain fuse. These people leave everyone around them walking on eggshells, but there are steps you can take.
October 19, 2022
Moms often find themselves focused more on what they do wrong, or not enough of, than what they do right—and what they need in order to feel well.
July 26, 2022
"Fine" is an ambiguous word that can be both useful and confounding. What our feelings about the word say about ourselves.
May 1, 2021
Why you need to stop thinking so much Alia E. Dastagir, USA TODAY Ali Stroker book offers representation, empowerment Replay Video UP NEXT When psychotherapist Nancy Colier decided to write a book about addiction to thinking, people told her the premise was absurd. One person called it "ridiculous." Another said, “Nothing is possible without thinking!” A friend asked mockingly, “So then, I should face a blank wall and hum Om for the rest of my life? Life is short ... I w...
May 1, 2021
Why you need to stop thinking so much Alia E. Dastagir, USA TODAY Ali Stroker book offers representation, empowerment Replay Video UP NEXT When psychotherapist Nancy Colier decided to write a book about addiction to thinking, people told her the premise was absurd. One person called it "ridiculous." Another said, “Nothing is possible without thinking!” A friend asked mockingly, “So then, I should face a blank wall and hum Om for the rest of my life? Life is short ... I w...