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“Color Cloud: Let's Pay Attention” by Jessica Poundstone
Yoga styles and the science that supports the benefits they offer
An overview of four practice types and why you might want to give them a shot
A life coach’s tips for contending with loneliness
Exploring how this digital era can help us meaningfully connect
Can yoga help with anxiety?
The ancient practice bringing relief to modern people with anxiety
Healing my relationship with dance
Falling back in love with dance required that I let go of it for a while — let go of dance as well as perfectionism
Aerial fitness influencers inspiring body positivity
How going high can help when you’re feeling low
Disability activists online and the worlds they're helping to build
Patients are turning in to each other online
Corook on mental health and music
Musician Corook opens up about mental health, music, their childhood, and more
If it bleeds, it leads: heal the symptoms of negative news by understanding the cause
How changing the way we consume news can change the world
Balancing your news diet
Tapping into news that offers solutions without tapping out of reality
Can feeling younger really help people live longer? Virtual reality might have an answer
The hope virtual reality might hold for older adults
The new wave of wellness: functional mushrooms take over TikTok
Functional mushrooms have gone viral and knowledge of their benefits is spreading like spores
Can video games help with pain?
There’s been a flood of recent research showing that games can potentially help people and things are likely to get better when it comes to treating pain with interactive games.
Cinematic stories can be great tools for connection and more
Cinema therapy can actually improve your health by helping people to find catharsis in laughter and tears, hope and encouragement from the experiences of others, and a rediscovery of one’s own strengths.
Social media shines a light on long COVID and other invisible illnesses
Spoonies around the world have found something online that they don’t get often enough offline: the ability to feel seen.