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I’ve read nearly every book under the sun about love and relationships. “How to Feel Loved” is quite possibly the most immediately useful.

Exploring how narcissistic traits in girls and women can disrupt accountability and leave others confused in relationships.

How to stop burning your candle at both ends.

Weekend Wisdom: In the end, organized clutter is still clutter. Is it just me, or is there a little hush going on out there? Things feel a little quieter and slower as the seasons shift again. Then… The post make daily chores glamorous + 10-min decluttering tasks appeared first on Be More with Less.

How psychedelic-assisted therapy may complement ongoing mental health care through collaborative treatment models, continuity, and patient-centered support.

We all have something from our pasts that are hard to let go of. Rather than trying to change your feelings, focus on changing your behavior.

“Come with me. I’ll teach you the flowers and the stars.” Beneath our anxious quickenings, beneath our fanged fears, beneath the rusted armors of conviction, tenderness is what we long for — tenderness to salve our bruising contact with reality, to warm us awake from the frozen stupor of near-living. Tenderness is what permeates Platero…

“If you would learn the secrets of Nature, you must practice more humanity than others.” Among the things I most cherish about science is the way it anneals curiosity. True curiosity is an open wonderment at what something is and how it works without emotional attachment to the outcome of observation and experiment. It is…

‘Neuronal representation’ is not a defective concept: Ambiguity as a sign of science in progress Lotem Elber-Dorozko and Devin Gouvêa The term “neural representation” is extremely popular in cognitive neuroscience. Scientists often claim to have discovered neural properties that represent environmental features, such as specific visual objects or specific sounds. …