And what about the niggling sense you may have at times when in relationships that something is amiss? Do you trust your gut? Or do you wait for evidence?
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Quite simply put, without it we die, right down to the molecular level. For example, here is what happens in the brain of a person with Alzheimer’s disease, quoted from the book Still Alice by Lisa Genova: Read more
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There are experts, such as psychologist Margaret Wehrenberg, who believe that anxiety and depression should be treated as chronic conditions. Read more
What’s real in the age of digital, retouched, photoshopped images?
And what about the niggling sense you may have at times when in relationships that something is amiss? Do you trust your gut? Or do you wait for evidence?
Read more
Have you ever seen a pink rabbit?
I have: in Vienna, Austria, one of my favorite cities to visit.
Read more
Is it possible to overstate the importance of connection?
I don’t think so, and neither did another fairly astute individual.
Read more
Why is connection so important for humans?
Quite simply put, without it we die, right down to the molecular level. For example, here is what happens in the brain of a person with Alzheimer’s disease, quoted from the book Still Alice by Lisa Genova: Read more
What is it like to be in flow?
And what is flow anyway?
Creativity. Submersion. Involvement—so deep that you lose yourself to it with joy. Read more
How do we process faces?
Did you know there is a special part of the brain that is called the fusiform face area that is used to analyze faces? Read more
Is anxiety curable?
There are experts, such as psychologist Margaret Wehrenberg, who believe that anxiety and depression should be treated as chronic conditions. Read more