Page 9 - Robert Waldinger News Today

Researchers are exploring the impact of interactions with strangers and casual acquaintances. Their findings shed light on how seemingly fleeting conversations affect your happiness and well-being.

On this episode, Jen Fisher, talks with Dr. Robert Waldinger, a psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and a Zen Priest, about the study’s findings, and how friendships and relationships can influence our mental and physical health, both in our social and professional lives.

For 80 years, researchers at Harvard have followed participants into old age, collecting data on their physical and mental health, jobs, relationships, etc.

The secret to happiness lies in community.

Lessons from teaching a class on meaning in medicine

A 100-year-old woman in Cincinnati still works as a part-time fabric cutter at a flower shop in Mason, Ohio.

“Human connection is our superpower. Good relationships help us get through life’s inevitable challenges, and they keep us happier and healthier.” How does this translate to the workplace? Let's have a conversation.

Parenting isn't easy. But one pediatrician's advice for raising well-rounded children who become happier, more successful adults is simple: household chores.

Parenting isn't easy. But one pediatrician's advice for raising well-rounded children who become happier, more successful adults is simple: household chores.

Parenting isn't easy. But one pediatrician's advice for raising well-rounded children who become happier, more successful adults is simple: household chores.