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Lake City’s Harvest of Kindness supports people struggling with homelessness, supporting their immediate needs but over the past year, they’ve also been working on a more permanent solution to provide ...

Anger often flares in everyday situations, neighbor disputes, family conflict, and workplace tension, where assumptions and ...

The more we understand about why people do the things they do, the more they can benefit from their pursuits. Even activities ...

Peter Oyan's claim of being healed of HIV by Prophet David Owuor faced scrutiny as investigations revealed alleged fake medical records, sparking public outrage.

City of Durham reports and correspondence show few people have received federal HIV/AIDS housing assistance, despite the city ...

Attachment styles are relational styles, not verdicts. When labels turn rigid, they harm rather than heal—missing the fluid, relational, and changeable nature of attachment.

Members of the 1980 U.S. "Miracle on Ice" Olympic hockey team are keeping alive the memory of Mark Pavelich through a cause ...

Burlesque combines dance, music, and parody as a way to both celebrate and ridicule sexuality—and studies suggest dancers can reap social and emotional benefits.

After a disaster, assumptions can prevail about mental health during recovery. People respond at different paces, with different timeframes, and using different mechanisms.

Kid ’N Play’s Christopher Reid reflects on survival, recovery, and why people of color shouldn’t ignore the signs. Tap in.

The biggest surprise is that I’m seeing isolation in people in their late 20s and into their 30s. I think it speaks a lot to COVID and how people were so isolated, trying to find enjoyment inside the ...