At the start of every new year, many of us think about how to make our lives better going forward. Perhaps we want to lose weight or stop drinking or stay off of our cell phones. If only we had more ...

In a workplace culture often dominated by metrics, deadlines, and quarterly targets, Mark C. Crowley offers a radically human perspective: “Well-being is not wellness,” he says. “We need to elevate ...

Workplace well-being can often be dismissed as a “check-the-box” initiative — a seasonal meditation class or a one-off wellness newsletter. However, ignoring its true value carries a high cost: the ...

When it comes to aging and healthy living, we’re often given the same advice: Eat better, exercise every day and sleep more. But solely focusing on your physical health isn’t enough to achieve ...

Many online resources are mentioning “well-being” during this pandemic, but teens and their caring adults often have a difficult time talking about what the word means. Here are a few tips for ...

There is growing concern about the well-being of physicians and the consequences of poor well-being for physicians themselves, their patients, and the broader health care system. Diminished well-being ...

Plenty of studies over the last two decades have found that people who have some sort of religious faith tend to have somewhat better psychological well-being than those who aren’t religious. These ...

About 60% of students nationwide face at least one mental health challenge. One in three report feeling depressed, one in four report feeling isolated. Anxiety continues to be one of the most common ...

Judges and other judicial officers such as magistrates, court commissioners, and arbitrators shoulder a profound responsibility - upholding the rule of law, protecting rights, and ensuring that ...

A new study on the causal relationship between video gaming and mental well-being challenges commonly held views about the effects of gaming. A pioneering study titled "Causal effect of video gaming ...