In today’s world, feeling joyful can be challenging. We navigate daily stressors, news headlines and life’s uncertainties, often feeling like joy is out of reach.
Waiting for last week’s election returns was a bit like waiting for test results from your doctor. On Nov. 5, half the country received positive news, while the other half saw results more alarming than expected.
We stand on the cusp of remarkable societal advancements, yet we also face a disturbing rise in divisiveness and violence, both in our country and around the world.
With fewer than 20 days left before the election, anxiety is on the rise. This isn't a new phenomenon, but it has intensified in recent years as political discourse has grown increasingly polarized and the aftermath of the 2020 election replays in our minds. This
At its meeting of Aug. 26, the Health and Safety Commission discussed plans for its annual Day of Wellness on Sept. 22. The event will take place at the Roxbury Park Community Center, where over 30 health and wellness providers will host yoga, mental health
After your weekly workout, you stop to chat with a friend as you gather your things to leave the gym. Halfway through your drive home, you realize you’ve left your AirPods behind.
From Celine Dion’s electrifying performance at the Paris Olympics stepping beyond her early retirement to the energizing decision by President Joe Biden to step aside, it was quite a week.
In a meeting on July 22, the Health and Safety Commission welcomed Erin Cassidy-Eagle, psychiatry and behavioral sciences professor at Stanford University, for a discussion about the impact sleep has on health and well-being.