2021 May/June
Fierce and Tender Self-Compassion
Kristin Neff, PhD, created the scale that psychologists worldwide use to measure self-compassion. Now she reveals the hidden superpower that makes being kind to yourself a primal force for justice.
Kristin Neff, PhD, created the scale that psychologists worldwide use to measure self-compassion. Now she reveals the hidden superpower that makes being kind to yourself a primal force for justice.
Don’t get lost on the path to finding your purpose. Discover your “why” in three ways.
A new way to pray that combines an ancient tool and a modern perspective.
Why is it so hard to walk away from some situations? Maybe it’s time to call it quits.
Intuitive healing practitioner Muneeza Ahmed lists eight steps to get your energy back.
Take a dive into the lucid dream world and explore advice for new dreamers.
The trauma of the past year has triggered a burnout crisis. Discovery ways to restore balance from an expert.
Shamanic practitioner (and emergency medic) Winter Ross met a sister in a wounded ponderosa pine.
Caregivers need care too. Explore the best yoga-based solutions for soothing the caregiver’s heart, mind, and body.
Protestant minister—and Buddhist meditation teacher—Victor M. Parachin identifies the habits that can lead to wisdom.
Lansing, Michigan-based Survivor Strong founder Amanda Thomashow shares how her organization is providing tools for prevention, support, and advocacy for survivors of sexual assault.
Psychotherapist Kevin Anderson offers advice to S&H readers. “As professionally prepared as you were for your father’s dying process, there are no credentials or letters after our names that can fully prepare us for losing a loved one.”