A computer simulation shows how urban life has eroded our ties to the outdoors—and how we could reverse it by 2050. A new study revealed that humanity's connection to nature has declined by around 60 ...

Humans are wired for connection. Being connected to other people, pets, nature, and our own self feels good and right. But, how do we know when we are connected? What does connection actually feel ...

“I foresee a movement with a wide stance, a strong connection to ancestral wisdom, a fortified sense of self that inspires all who see and touch and join it. We spend our time transforming ourselves ...

Our intense connection fit no category. Would we be allowed to keep it? By Lei Wang One of the most intimate relations in Chinese culture is known as the “zhiji” — the “know-self,” one who knows you ...

The global loneliness crisis is far-reaching, from its impact on our bodies to the erosion of our democracies. To address this crisis, I argue in Relationality: How Moving from Transactional to ...

Liz Keptner sits down with Amie Allanson-Dundon, a psychotherapist and Network Director of Clinical Therapy Services at St. Luke’s University Health Network, to discuss the importance of taking care ...

Q: My family and I booked flights from Berlin to Seattle on Lufthansa using United Airlines miles. Our initial itinerary had us flying from Berlin to Munich to Seattle. Lufthansa canceled the Munich ...

Kyra Taylor suggests shifting the holiday focus from consumerism and material gifts to creating connections and memories. Her family decided to forgo traditional gift-giving in favor of shared ...

Q: My family and I booked flights from Berlin to Seattle on Lufthansa using United Airlines miles. Our initial itinerary had us flying from Berlin to Munich to Seattle. Lufthansa canceled the Munich ...