The Best Gifts 2022
For this year’s gift guide, we asked S&H contributors and readers for some of their favorite gifts—gifts they’ve given or received, or even gifts they wish had been exchanged.
For this year’s gift guide, we asked S&H contributors and readers for some of their favorite gifts—gifts they’ve given or received, or even gifts they wish had been exchanged.
The founder of Northwest Memory Care Center explores a potential healing regimen for Alzheimer's—one backed by research data.
Unblock enormous amounts of positive energy with a simple journey from past to future.
A psychotherapist offers some wisdom for a reader experiencing the loneliness and stress of divorce.
"What if we can embrace ahimsa as total avoidance of harming anyone—not only by deeds, but also by words and thoughts? What if we start with ourselves?"
Discover the delights of a 4,000-acre nature-filled retreat in Tecate, Mexico.
Paul Sutherland has days when he feels like life sucks and then we die, but he works to transform those negative emotions into positive, virtuous actions.
Our resident animal chaplain offers her musings on an eclectic nativity scene.
"The challenge for each of us is to enter life beyond our argument with an open heart and to meet trouble and help without preference."
Jungian psychologist Dr. Joanna Laprade explores the perpetual pull of the climb from darkness.
Traditional therapy invokes authority, judgement, and hierarchy, although new ideas are percolating. Julie Peters dives into a different approach.
Stumped? Winter Ross offers a reminder that we can call on more than our rational mind.
In our new look at an old favorite, S&H chatted with musician and author Dar Williams about spirituality, "making it," and touring with Joan Baez.
Spirituality & Health's head editor talks about ways to find new perspectives and offers highlights from our November/December 2022 print issue.
The pelvic floor—which is linked to our nervous system—can be cared for in a number of physical and emotional ways.
S&H editor Ben Nussbaum spoke with Maine-based artist Katherine Dunn about hauling animals across the country—and much more. Look for her art throughout the issue.