Tag: Jill Suttie
By looking at new findings in neuroscience, as well as other psychological research and longitudinal data, scientists are zeroing in on a better understanding of what impacts teen depression and how to prevent it. Here are some of the suggestions coming out of the science. #parentingtips #depression
We can manipulate our experiences to stand out more by rising above the everyday and seeming extraordinary, capturing ourselves at our best, when we are achieving something important or showing courage, strengthening our social relationships, and… #happylife
Two new studies shed further light on the relationship between wealth and happiness. Their findings suggest that money doesn’t fulfill basic psychological needs, like belonging and competence. That’s why making more of it will not increase your happiness, even if you value money above other things. In fact, it may do the opposite. #happiness #ValuingMoney
“Older adults are a growing population with a strong motivation and desire to actualize those feelings, to become a force for good in their community,” says Jim Emerman. “Too often, institutions devalue them, or they’re entrenched in ideas about what old age is about and set up obstacles.” If you’re an older adult and you long to contribute, consider using online resources, including Encore.org, to see where your interests take you.
