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Whether they’ve been laid off or are simply unhappy in their jobs, they might wonder if they really want to stay on the path they’ve laid out for themselves—or if it’s possible to make a change after 30, 40, or 50.

In today’s culture, boredom is viewed as a problem to be solved instantly, but a minimum level of boredom is actually necessary for our own mental well-being.

Flow is described as a state of total immersion in an activity while achieving peak performance. Can we harness flow to improve our well-being?

What parents can do if games are ending up with your child sulking in defeat, gloating in victory, or even dumping the gameboard.

We’ve sifted through the good, the bad, and the ugly of 70s trends, and sorted out which ones need to come back—and which need to stay gone forever.

Dementia is a catch-all term to describe a variety of neurological, degenerative diseases that affect cognition. But what are dementia's signs and symptoms? And can it be prevented?