by Dan McCarthy | Oct 26, 2024 | In The News
This article was originally published in the New Humanist. It’s late summer and the afternoon sun is beating off Shoreditch’s sheer glass facades and gum-littered pavements. My colleagues and I are en route to a “secret location” for our end-of-summer party,...
by Robyn Smith and Gabija Palšytė | Oct 25, 2024 | In The News
This article was originally published in Bored Panda. Ever felt, smelt, seen or heard something and been instantly transported back to “the good old days”? I know I have. Memories of the past can make us feel sad, or warm and fuzzy inside. They might even make us wish...
by Matthew Boyle | Oct 8, 2024 | In The News
This article was originally published in Bloomberg. Welcome to this week’s Work Shift newsletter. I’m Matt Boyle, your work bestie. If you’re coming to us by way of a friend, please consider signing up on your own. In this episode, we explore how...
by Heidi Bruaw | Aug 5, 2024 | In The News
This article was originally published in the Seattle Times. As stress and uncertainty rise, more adults are finding solace in the familiar flavors of their youth. This nostalgic trend, fueled by social media and savvy marketing, is reshaping the candy industry. The...
by Brent Orrell and Hunter Dixon | Jul 30, 2024 | In The News
This article was originally published in Deseret News. Sigmund Freud observed that the goal of psychoanalysis is the transformation of misery into normal unhappiness. Recent findings from the American Psychological Association on American workers suggest that this...
by Jo Jukes | Jul 8, 2024 | In The News
This article was originally published in Wellbeing. “When we engage in nostalgia, we are not moving toward the past. We are bringing the past to the present to help us plan for the future. Nostalgia pushes us forward, not back,” writes nostalgia researcher and...
