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Personal Perspective: Gaming looks so easy, so normal, and so fun. And it’s everywhere. It’s likely you know someone who is addicted. I did.

Nature does not solve every problem, but it can change our relationship with worry, time, and ourselves.

How can storytelling, music, dance, poetry, and other creative practices help people make meaning, build connection, and foster healing?

Personal Perspective: Ever consider ditching your smartphone or social media but afraid to take the plunge? Here’s how my life changed after a year with limited screen time.

Looking at Internal Family Systems through a sociological lens could open paths to healing.

Pain Intensities Kim Soland I’m honored to have my work selected for the Griffith award and grateful for the opportunity to share a summary of it here. Pains are standardly conceived as featuring a variety of phenomenal qualities and a singular magnitude: pain intensity. But there are circumstances in which …

  While many culture wars raged in the 1980s, I fought in the Game Wars. In this war, computer/video games and Dungeons & Dragons were under attack, with the mildest criticism being that these activities were a waste of time. While modern culture wars usually involve claims of (typically made up) dire harm, it is…

“In a world whose absurdity appears to be so impenetrable, we simply must reach a greater degree of understanding among men, a greater sincerity.” What an astrophysicist might have the perspective to eulogize as “the incredibly improbable trip that we’re on” the rest of us might, and often do, experience as simply and maddeningly absurd…