This video, part of our Bridging Differences for Parents and Teens series, explains how to cultivate awareness of feelings without becoming preoccupied with judging them.
The other day, a client asked: "Isn't it unfair that the people around me still can't tell I'm going through something and that I have to spell it out every single time, even after all these years?
We’ve all been there: replaying a conversation in our heads, questioning a decision we made, wondering what could have been. The list goes on. We overthink things. Overthinking might start with good intentions. It can be the mind’s way of...
Philosophy begins in wonder. And, at the end, when philosophic thought has done its best, the wonder remains. — Alfred North Whitehead From as early as I can remember, I was haunted by questions others found inconvenient: why does...
This article is part of SACAP’s Anxiety Awareness Series, which examines the roots, symptoms and strategies for managing anxiety across different life stages. Screen time is an issue parents and educators must navigate, particularly given the high prevalence of anxiety...
Research shows that a happier life is a healthier life. People who experience more positive emotions generally have better cardiovascular, endocrine and immune function and may even live longer. But a new study suggests that sharing positive feelings with others...
The phrase "lonely parent" may sound like a contradiction. Parents are, by definition, connected to at least one other person—their child—and routinely deal with teachers, doctors, coaches, caregivers and other parents, including often a co-parent. Yet it is not surprising...
Meryl Streep once observed that, at some point, you wake up and realize your youth is gone — and with it go insecurity, haste and the compulsion to please. You learn to move more slowly but with greater certainty. You...