Cooling the Raging Fires of Anger
Anger can be our undoing, but it doesn’t have to be that way, says Jeffrey Brantley, M.D.
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Anger can be our undoing, but it doesn’t have to be that way, says Jeffrey Brantley, M.D.
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Recent research provides a whole new understanding of the brain's amygdala—and suggests that happy people take the bad with the good.
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If you take up the practice of meditation, the journey will go far beyond stress reduction, writes Ed Halliwell. Here are some of the qualities you’ll discover and explore as you travel.
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A mindfulness practice to help you forgive those who've hurt you the most.
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Family therapist Steve Flowers on how self-compassion can free us from the grip of the mental judge and jury that is running, or even ruining, our lives.
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These roadblocks keep us stuck in the depression loop: caught up in negative thoughts, feelings, and behaviors as the brain anxiously rehashes past events and simultaneously rehearses a hopeless, catastrophic future. Here are some ways to avoid falling into these traps.
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Don’t let deep-seated fears of not being loved hijack a relationship.
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Using the breath, this practice encourages compassion and can help focus your attention to better work with roadblocks and difficult moments throughout the day.
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How do we perceive stress in our lives: as major setbacks or moments of growth? Perception plays a major role in resilience.
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