When scientists ask people to rate their life satisfaction, those saying they are at least somewhat satisfied usually outnumber the dissatisfied. Yet, people differ in how they assess their satisfaction. Why? Obvious, yet not-so-important reasons
By Jana Wu, LCSW, LADC Coping with the stress of our daily lives isn’t easy, particularly in the context of our collective upheaval from COVID-19, the changing climate, dramatic increases in the cost of living,
It’s well known that no relationship is perfect, nor is every relationship history. People are bound to disappoint each other, either through mistakes of omission or of commission. Your partner forgets an important relationship anniversary
Even before Hurricane Helene, many people were feeling uncertain. We are facing several crises and calamities: wars, acts of terror, violent attacks in public places (schools, shopping centers, places of worship), and natural disasters made
As more of us navigate the challenges of remote work, where communication often happens through a screen, one critical skill is becoming a lost art: deep, intentional listening. Whether on Zoom calls or in person,
Links Between Religions and Morality The popular assumption that religiosity and morality are connected is widespread. Presumably, it is based on the inference that belief in a morally interested deity, who knows everything about people’s
