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Mind
5 Lessons In Self-Confidence From Queen Bey
Amanda Glickman
Sep 4, 2015
Mind
Here’s What Just One Bump Of Cocaine Does To Your Personality
Sarah Jacoby
Aug 31, 2015
Mind
Good News Worriers, You’re Probably A Creative Genius
Victoria Phillips
Aug 30, 2015
Mind
Diagnosed With Anxiety, I Turned To Death Cab For Cutie
Being a teenager can be the loneliest and most “emo” phase of your life; the phase in between childhood and adulthood can seem like another dim
by
Ilana Kaplan
Mind
Cancer Was My Identity, Until I Created A New One
Cancer taught me a lot about Kim Kardashian. After spending many hours in countless hospital waiting rooms, I discovered one universal truth: They're
by
Jonathan Parks-Ra...
Mind
Could Community Be The Cure For Addiction?
Wrapping up his recent TED Talk, Johann Hari gets particularly candid with his audience: “It's hard loving an addict.” But he goes on to a
by
Sara Coughlin
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Mind
What It’s Really Like To Have One Of The U.S.’s Most ...
Verna Serra, DVM, has been working in emergency veterinarian medicine for several years now, and she specifically covers the overnight shift — you kn
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Sara Coughlin
Mind
Does Drinking Really Make Sexual Assault Survivors’ Testimo...
Society tends to assume that our memories go out the window with every sip of a margarita. But, as usual, the process is more complicated than that —
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Sarah Jacoby
Mind
This Woman Documented Her Stay In A Mental Hospital In These Stri...
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Sara Coughlin
Mind
How To Motivate Yourself Through Something You Hate
Whether you’re running a marathon or running to the grocery store at 6 p.m., we all have moments where we find ourselves in the middle of things we&r
by
Sarah Jacoby
Mind
What Your Facebook Posts
Really
Say About Your Personality
Facebook status updates are basically windows into our lives that we want the world to see. If you’re scrolling through your Facebook feed, chances are y
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Science Of Relati...
Mind
Why You Might Be Selfish Forever
We all know people who tend to take the bigger half of the cookie. Will they ever become more generous? Well, maybe. Science says they could be stuck with
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Amanda Glickman
Mind
You Can Fight Anxiety By Helping Others — Really
All that advice you got growing up may have just been scientifically proven. A recent study found that when people living with social anxiety disorder trea
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Sara Coughlin
Mind
24 Haunting Photos Show What Depression Really Feels Like
by
Hayley MacMillen
Mind
Here’s How You Could Have Inherited Your Anxiety
Having anxiety can make us feel out of control and totally alone. However, research suggests that we may not need to look much further than our own family
by
Sarah Jacoby
Mind
Why Your Iced Coffee & AC Aren’t Helping You This Summer
Though many would balk at the idea of a summer without air conditioning and iced drinks, it turns out those chilly godsends aren't as good for you as
by
Amanda Glickman
Mind
How To Handle Criticism Like A Pro
It’s hard to feel warm and fuzzy inside when our latest Instagram post receives a measly two likes, let alone when our boss gives us negative feedback on
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Greatist
Mind
12 Breathtaking Photos Show What It’s Really Like To Have G...
by
Hayley MacMillen
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These Brain Activity Readings Reveal Your Ideal Face
Last October, we were struck by the Original/Ideal project. Using a device that can read brain activity, the project's creator, photographer Scott Cha
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Sarah Jacoby
Mind
Hating This Might Mean You’re A Genius
Does your skin crawl at the sound of someone eating popcorn too loudly at the movies? Do you make this Liz Lemon face when your cube-mate busts out a bag o
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Laura Hibbs McKenzie
Mind
This Quiz Tells You How Rational You Really Are
Beyond the Meyers-Briggs test lies a fount of other, even more strangely enticing quizzes designed to probe and expose different aspects of your personalit
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Sara Coughlin
Fashion
Why I’m Obsessed With My Stain-Surviving Skirt
Thank goodness for dry cleaners. Without them, the contents of my closet would more closely resemble the smocks worn in elementary school art class. Only i
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The Not Vanilla
Mind
How To Tell The Person You’re Dating About Your Mental Illness
One out of every five people in America have experienced mental illness. More than six million adults live with bipolar disorder, 16 million live with majo
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Amber Madison
Mind
What Pixar’s
Inside Out
Got Right About Memory
You've probably already heard that Pixar's new movie, Inside Out, will make you cry. And it will. But it might also give you a little insight int
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Sarah Jacoby
Mind
How To Deal With Your Inner Critic
Up until I was about 30, I didn’t know I had “an inner critic.” Yes, I had heard the term here and there. Yes, I was mildly aware that so
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Tara Mohr
Mind
Where To Go If You Want To “Thrive”
When was the last time you asked yourself: Am I thriving? What about the country we live in? Is it thriving, too? The yearly Gallup-Healthways State Of Wel
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Amanda Glickman
Mind
How Emma Stone Battled Anxiety & Panic Attacks
We already have a huge friend crush on Emma Stone, and her Wall Street Journal profile last week intrigued us even more. When speaking about her childhood
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Sarah Jacoby
Mind
How Reading Might Make You Happier
“Regular readers sleep better, have lower stress levels, higher self-esteem, and lower rates of depression than non-readers,” according to a fa
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Sara Murphy
Mind
The Surprising Thing Insomniacs Have In Common
Your Twitter posts reveal a lot about you: your political leanings, your taste in music, which Hogwarts house you belong in — and now, your sleeping
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Sara G. Miller
Mind
The Surprising Thing Hoarders Have In Common
Thoughts of hoarding usually include some pretty extreme (and not totally representative) images, like newspapers stacked a mile high and too many cats. Bu
by
Sarah Jacoby
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