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10 Ways to Move with Others
Here are 10 ways to move while interacting with friends, family, neighbors, coworkers or strangers about to become new friends.
4 Favors that People with Low Self-Esteem Want You to Do for Them
Here are four small favors that those who don't hate themselves can do for those of us who do.
5 Ways to Maintain Boundaries With Difficult People
Setting and maintaining boundaries is hard to do. Add a difficult person into the equation and things get even more ... difficult.
6 Secrets for Planning a Retreat for a Group of Friends
You’ve envisioned it for ages—escaping for a retreat with a group of dear friends. Here's what you need to know to finally get it planned.
A 500-Mile Journey of Selfless Love
I'll Push You is a film that reminds viewers of the true meaning of friendship, generosity, and vulnerability.
Better Late Than Never
Hello Eve,I serendipitously came across your name here at Spirituality & Health a few moments ago! I teach a movement class called ‘Nia’ and one of the regular attendees of my …
Book Review: I Know How You Feel
It’s not easy to make friends as adults, and becomes more difficult as we get older. At the same time, according to the psychologist F. Diane Barth, women rely on other women for s…
Buddies on the Spiritual Path
Having a buddy with you as you journey through life is crucial, especially for those times when you find yourself feeling lost.
Circles, Not Triangles
Triangles aren't sustainable when it comes to relationships. Embrace the idea of circles, which are stable over time.
Friendships Boost A Woman’s Health
A landmark study by the University of Michigan has identified a likely reason why feeling emotionally close to a friend works wonders on a woman’s mood — and even boosts her health…
Handling Difficult Relationships by Going Gray Rock
Want to manage manipulative, triggering, altogether difficult people? Gray rock them.
How to Use Gray Rock
“In a nutshell, think of gray rocking as turning your back on someone without actually turning your back and offending them.”
How We Show Up: Reclaiming Family, Friendship, and Community
On the heels of her new book, How We Show Up, community activist, advocate, and author Mia Birdsong gives advice for creating and maintaining deep communal relationships and a sense of belonging.
Keeping Healthy Boundaries
You may be familiar with the psychological term “boundaries,” but what does it mean and how does it apply to you?Put plainly, boundaries are the line between where I end and you be…
My First Five Hours in Prison
Finally visiting my old friend, a murderer who plea-bargained for life without parole.
Porch Parties With A Celebrant Touch
Gather in community on a porch and enjoy a type of fellowship, relaxed conversation and neighborliness that can’t be matched by more formal events.
