Laughter yoga, which combines traditional yoga with intentional laughter exercises, is booming in Africa. Hailing from India, ...

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It's in how those little bricks bring creativity, nostalgia, and even sometimes laughter. But let's get real: fans have a peculiar sense of humor. From our obsession with buying just one more set to ...

As a couples therapist, I work hard at helping couples infuse their relationship with play to strengthen their friendship. This is no silly matter but serious relational work. After all ...

Regular laughter can have a significant impact on ... t be afraid to laugh - it’s good for you! * Martin Furber is a therapist and an Instructor Member of Mental Health First Aid England.

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Since their emergence in the late 2010s, therapy bots — virtual entities powered by artificial intelligence (AI) for psychotherapeutic purposes — have steadily gained ground in mental health services.

Therapist Paula Carino describes Donald Trump’s presence in the lives of her clients as “an ambient sinister fuzz.” The returning president’s unique ability to dominate the airwaves and ...

“Any of us as therapists, we talk about, like, ‘How do you do the work? How do you sit with your feelings?’ The honest answers tend to be very broad and ambiguous, and it’s hard to wrap your hands ...

A rescue dog has developed a unique nightly habit that never fails to raise a smile in his household. Lizzy Lambertson from Santa Barbara, California, told Newsweek it was "love at first sight ...

Here’s the first look at Stewart Lee as the Man-Wulf, his alter-ego from his new stand-up tour. In the show, Lee adopts the persona of the tough-talking werewolf comedian ‘to position himself ...

So I was thrilled when I found out that she’d be writing an advice column for Well called “Ask the Therapist,” tackling reader questions about life’s difficulties. Her first column was ...