Nostalgia Means Everything Old Can Be New Again
Nostalgia is this bittersweet — yet positive emotion — we feel when we harken back in time.
The Pulse, WHYY
Topics: Andrew Newberg Emotion Meaning Purpose Resilience
Is Ritual a Tool for Resilience?
The relationship between religion, ritual, and cultural resilience.
Science on Religion
Topics: Nature Religiosity Resilience Ritual Scientific Study of Religion
Releasing the Burden of Moral Injury
An interview with Brandon Griffin on moral pain and resilience.
Hope + Resilience, Psychology Today
Topics: Forgiveness Morality Resilience
Aging With Resilience
An interview with experts on cultivating resilience as we get older.
Topics: Aging Faith Resilience Spirituality
Building More Resilient Communities
An interview with Anita Chandra and Joie Acosta on community resilience.
Topics: Resilience
Why Strong Character Is a Foundation of Resilience
An interview with David Wang explores character development and resilience.
Topics: Resilience Spirituality
How Humble Leaders Foster Resilience
An interview with Bradley Owens on the value of humility.
Topics: Humility Resilience
A Neuroscientist on Love and Learning
Richard Davidson is the William James and Vilas Research Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He founded and directs the Center for Healthy Minds there.
On Being
Topics: Compassion Education Emotion Neuroplasticity Resilience Richard Davidson
Resilience and Humility
An interview with Joshua Hook on how humility helps in life’s hardships.
To Heal and Carry On, Psychology Today
Resilience and Forgiveness
An interview with Everett Worthington on this important connection.
Topics: Forgiveness Resilience
How to Be More Resilient
Some people are just genetically tougher. But you can train your brain to better handle stress.
The New York Times
Topics: Meditation Resilience Self-Control
Religion Is About Emotion Regulation, and It’s Very Good at It
Its true value lies in its therapeutic power, particularly its power to manage our emotions.
Aeon
Topics: Coping Emotion Resilience
Resilience Is the New Happiness
Psychologists say resilience is a developed skill, not a talent of unique people blessed with a special character.
Quartz
Topics: Compassion Coping Meditation Resilience
Pride Has Gotten a Bad Rap. Here’s How It Can Help Kids Develop Grit and Resilience
“Authentic pride” — the deep personal satisfaction of hitting a valued goal — can encourage the kind of self-discipline and hard work it takes to stay motivated, overcome challenges, and achieve.
The Washington Post
Topics: Grit Pride Resilience Success
Special Package: Resilience
A series of articles examines ways of coping with natural disasters, war and displacement, and climate change — not to mention resilience tactics in nature.
Science
Topics: Coping Nature Resilience
Finding Purpose for a Good Life. But Also a Healthy One
Happiness has little to do with it. Research suggests meaning in your life is important for well-being.
The Upshot, The New York Times
Topics: Meaning Purpose Resilience
Psychologists Have Found That a Spiritual Outlook Makes Humans More Resilient to Trauma
Spirituality should be taken seriously as a way of building resilience, say psychologists.
Topics: Coping Resilience Spirituality
How People Learn to Become Resilient
Resilience is a set of skills — and psychologists know how you can learn them.
The New Yorker
Topics: Flourishing Resilience
The Funny Thing About Adversity
It makes you more compassionate. Except when others are suffering just as you did.
Topics: Compassion David DeSteno Empathy Resilience
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