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There are a large number of other studies that support the importance of play across many different species. What this research shows is how the importance of play seems rooted in the very basic parts of how we develop socially and neurologically. It also

Play is so important for children

Dr. Daniel Marston :Over the years of working with children I have seen many circumstances supporting the importance of play for appropriate development. This is...

The answer to the eternal question of whether lasting love is possible may be shifting, according to research cited by the authors, among Millennials, who are exposed to a more general current climate of pessimism about committed relationships. However, j

For a longer lasting relationship

Susan Krauss Whitbourne :It’s safe to say that everyone who enters into a relationship hopes that it will last. Although some people enjoy being able...

Lonely no more

Jeremy Nobel :Broward County has Florida’s fastest-growing population of seniors over age 85. But even this paradise for retirees struggles to address the loneliness and...

Roots of Violence

Kimberly Key :Let’s talk about death. It’s not a popular topic, yet it is one that every single living creature has in common with each...

Women Leaders

Jean Lau Chin :Why aren’t there more women leaders in the world today? My last blog on: What does leadership mean today? is now expanded...

Dreams and Spiritual Reality

Seth J. Gillihan :Have you ever had an especially meaningful dream? Maybe you dreamed you talked with a deceased loved one, or you received some...

Coping with Stress

Alice Boyes :This post is about the stress of coping with situations that involve uncertain outcomes, which could be anything from dating to medical treatments...

Female Leprosy Victims

Life Desk :Rahima Khatun (not real name), resident of a village in Sirajganj district, was diagnosed with leprosy when she was just eight-year-old. She was...

Digital Identity Problem

Gregg Henriques :As this open letter to humanity summarizes, over the last six months or so, I have been down a bit of a “rabbit...