Do You Play Enough? Science Says It's Critical to Your Health and Well-Being
Play is not just for kids. Science shows that play is central to human life—and too little of it can have serious health consequences.
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Play is not just for kids. Science shows that play is central to human life—and too little of it can have serious health consequences.
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Photo by Evgeny Atamanenko/Shutterstock From choosing houseplants to the proper chairs, science has a lot to teach us about creating joyful spaces that promote healing and togetherness. When Susan Froetschel, a mystery writer, moved from Washington, D.C., to East Lansing, Michigan, for her husband’s teaching job, she had only a week to find their new home. Her real-estate broker was certain she had the perfect house. It was in the location Susan wanted—just blocks from the town’s main street—and at $130,000 well within the couple’s budget. Still, Susan balked. “From the front it w...