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Trending Posts: When Can My Kids Start Going for a Run With Me?Why White Noise Helps Some People Sleep BetterWhat It Means to Be an EmpathSome Trips Feel Healing and Others Just Feel TiringCandle Rituals and the Power of IntentionUsing Candlelight to Create a Calmer HomeAre Frozen Vegetables as Healthy as Fresh?Eating Less Ultraprocessed Food Supports Healthier Aging, New Research ShowsWhy Do Certain Smells Feel Soothing?Midlife Weight Gain and the Hormonal Shift AheadHow to Recover after Acting against Your Own ValuesDepression and the Weight of SleepLate-Night Hunger: Real Need or Habit?How Late Is Too Late to Eat Dinner?The Holidays Don’t Have to Be about Expensive GiftsWhy Spending Time with Family Matters during the HolidaysHow Couples Can Navigate Financial Stress TogetherWhy Simple Dates Often Matter More than Big PlansDo Couples Need a Weekly Outing Day?Teens and Video Games: What Parents Should KnowWhat Kids Can Actually Learn from Video GamesCollecting as Comfort, Not ExcessThe Emotional Power of Background MoviesShould I Kick My Diet Soft-Drink Habit? Where Do I Start?Learning to Trust Yourself AgainThe Quiet Fear That No One Likes YouWhen You Feel Stuck and Start Blaming YourselfListening First: How Parents Can Respond to BullyingSupporting Teen Mental Health: The Role of ParentsWhy Adolescence Feels So IntenseSleep, Depression, and Pregnancy: Why Support MattersWhen You Apologize Out of Habit, Not GuiltWhat Does an Emotionally Regulated Adult Look Like?How to Teach Siblings to Resolve Their Own ArgumentsChoosing the Right Cooking Oil for Everyday MealsFoods That Help Soothe InflammationHow to Communicate with Love (Even When You’re Mad)How Hand Gestures Help People Communicate When Words FailPeople Who Talk with Their Hands Seem More Clear and PersuasiveUnderstanding Imposter SyndromeWhen You Mistake Survival Mode for Your PersonalityUnder-diagnosed and Under-treated, Girls with ADHD Face Distinct RisksWhat It Means to Show up for Yourself Every DayThe Healing Power of Saying Thank You to YourselfThe Emotional Roots of Self-SabotageWhen Life Feels Too Loud: How Noise Canceling Headphones HelpDiscrimination at Work and the Stress It CreatesHow Decorating Your Space Can Completely Change How It FeelsUnderstanding Lupus: What It Is and How It Affects the BodyLiving with Lupus: The Emotional Weight People Don’t SeeYour Fridge Might Be a Breeding Ground for Bacteria – Here’s How to Fix ItReducing Stress in the Kitchen through Simple Safety HabitsThe Quiet Strength behind ShynessAutumn Baking as a Form of Self-CareThe Calm of Ocean Sounds When You Need Quiet Time AloneWhat Buddha Teaches about Sitting with Difficult EmotionsHow Language Changes When You’re AnxiousMusic and the Neurodivergent MindWhen Someone Else’s Tone Makes You Heated InstantlyHow to Calm Down When You Feel Yourself Getting HeatedHow to Care for Your Mental Health as ICE Raids ContinueWhen Music Gives You GoosebumpsWhy You Absorb Other People’s Moods without Realizing ItHighly Sensitive People: Feeling the World through EnergyObsessive-Compulsive Disorder: When the Mind Won’t Let GoWhen Being Blunt Crosses the LineLetting Children Like What They LikeParenting a Child with a Learning DisabilityNHS Night CleanersThe Cerebellum: More than MovementUnsafe at Home: The Misery of Intimate Partner ViolencePanic Disorder: When Calm Moments Turn Suddenly IntenseBorderline Personality Disorder: How It Affects RelationshipsThe Hidden Toll of Chronic StressWhen Autism and ADHD Overlap: Living Between Two WorldsUnrealistic Expectations: The Weight We Place on OurselvesCan You Be Spiritual without Being Religious?The Paradox of Control: Why Letting Go Brings PeaceUnderstanding the Existential CrisisHow Vitamin B12 Deficiency May Disrupt Pregnant Women’s BodiesHow Much Screen Time Is Too Much for Your Child?Back Pain during Pregnancy Is Often Dismissed as a Passing DiscomfortThe October Slide: When Chronic Illness Feels Heavier in the FallThe Difference between Validation and ApprovalHow to Communicate Concerns While in a RelationshipHow to Tell if a Relationship May Not Be Working for YouWhy We Seek Validation More than We RealizeHelping Children Wind Down before BedNurturing the Bond: How Emotional Connection Shapes a Child’s WorldHow Parents Can Help Kids Ask the Big QuestionsFinding Calm in a Busy Holiday SeasonLittle Things That Deserve a Thank YouNavigating Mental Illness in the Workplace Can Be TrickyMaking Movement a Natural Part of Your DayGentle Advice for Your Late 20sFinding Your Voice in Group ConversationsWhy You Still Matter Even When You Feel like You Don’tIt’s Okay if All You Did Today Was SurviveWhat Psychedelics Are and Why People Explore ThemHow to Attract Gentle Wildlife to Your Garden
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Unsafe at Home: The Misery of Intimate Partner Violence
  • November 10, 2025
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Unsafe at Home: The Misery of Intimate Partner Violence

Public health researchers explain the levers that can reduce — or worsen — this global blight. A bright spot: There are more data than ever on strategies that can help.…

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Why You Might Still Feel Attached to an Abuser
  • September 9, 2025
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Why You Might Still Feel Attached to an Abuser

Feeling attached to someone who caused harm can be confusing and painful. Learn why those bonds form and how to navigate them with compassion. By Sergio ToledoEditor-in-Chief, Heed to Heal…

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How Healing Circles Can Help Create Stronger Communities
  • June 10, 2025
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How Healing Circles Can Help Create Stronger Communities

Space for Change is a collaborative program that aims to hold community members accountable for domestic violence, provide education to prevent future violence, and offer healing circles. By Marjorie CoffeyAdvocate…

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A Model for Getting Domestic Violence Survivors Wraparound Support
  • May 25, 2025
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A Model for Getting Domestic Violence Survivors Wraparound Support

Family Justice Centers are designed to provide one-stop support for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, child abuse and human trafficking. By Claudia Boyd-BarrettFreelance journalist Introduction Nina stared at…

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Doris Day Was a Domestic Violence Survivor; Are There Lessons?
  • May 1, 2025
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Doris Day Was a Domestic Violence Survivor; Are There Lessons?

Que sera, sera? Well, maybe not. Nothing says that women have to accept the status quo. Doris Day spoke out about wife-beating in an era in which it wasn’t accepted. Surely there are lessons. By Dr. Joan M. CookProfessorYale School of Medicine…

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The Catharsis of Accountability: My Healing Journey 
  • March 11, 2025
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The Catharsis of Accountability: My Healing Journey 

This is the first in a series of essays about restorative justice in which participants share what they wish others knew and what has helped them heal. By Yenni Rivera “I…

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How to Bury Your Abusive Husband and the Laws That Shielded Him
  • January 19, 2025
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How to Bury Your Abusive Husband and the Laws That Shielded Him

Domestic violence isn’t funny. But Alexia Casale’s debut novel finds humor in survivors taking matters into their own hands. By Brijana ProokerLos Angeles–based freelance journalist Domestic violence isn’t funny; a burial…

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Cheat Codes for Domestic Violence Survivors
  • April 2, 2024
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Cheat Codes for Domestic Violence Survivors

By Jonita DavisFilm and culture critic, author, and freelance writer. We live in a society that is peppered with opportunities to “give to the needy.” At the checkout stand, you…

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Disability Often Intersects With Domestic Violence. Here’s How to Better Help Survivors
  • March 28, 2024
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Disability Often Intersects With Domestic Violence. Here’s How to Better Help Survivors

Four primary solutions to address the specific needs of survivors with disabilities. By Angela KimDisabled Korean American writer Introduction discovered I had a disability before I realized I was in an…

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Domestic Violence: Trauma and Social Isolation May Play a Role
  • January 3, 2024
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Domestic Violence: Trauma and Social Isolation May Play a Role

Childhood adversity can put people at risk of perpetrating domestic violence in the future. By Dr. Laura VoithAssociate Professor of Applied Social SciencesCase Western Reserve University Introduction Support for survivors of domestic violence…

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When Can My Kids Start Going for a Run With Me?

  • February 25, 2026
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Why White Noise Helps Some People Sleep Better

  • February 24, 2026
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What It Means to Be an Empath

  • January 26, 2026
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  • January 26, 2026
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Candle Rituals and the Power of Intention

  • January 20, 2026
Candle Rituals and the Power of Intention

Using Candlelight to Create a Calmer Home

  • January 20, 2026
Using Candlelight to Create a Calmer Home
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