“The mortality impact of being socially disconnected is similar to that caused by smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day, and even ...

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person,” Christy Edwards told the group.

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Welcome to Group Project, a series on the many ways young people are building and engaging with community. From queer ...

It is often said music is the universal language of humanity. Now a 12-year-old Houston boy is putting that to the test among an unlikely audience — man's best friend.

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If your parents don’t feel taken advantage of, then it’s best to let them play host when they so desire, trusting that if it was an inconvenience, they’d say no. There’s no bad guy here.

To live in Los Angeles right now is to know someone who is suffering. If you’re lucky, your home is intact and your evacuation bag is still waiting by the door. Maybe you even have electricity.

So, use your imagination to be with your friend in their grief. Harris suggests saying: “I can imagine how difficult the journey may be. I just want you to know I’m here for you in whatever way is ...

In this situation, the best thing to do is "name the elephant in the room," says Mekel Harris, a psychologist and grief consultant. Although it may feel awkward, don't be afraid to talk to your ...

DO say "I don't have the right words." It's OK to acknowledge that you don't know what to say, says Harris. Your friend will understand that it's hard to get the words right.