Deployment Diary: Who Are You Calling Dependent?
The term “military dependent” is no longer used in polite military society, replaced not so long ago by the far more PC “family member”.
The Courage to Be Vulnerable
This is our task as parents: to bring enough love and presence to our children's vulnerability.
Asperger’s Syndrome
Jason, who suffers from Asperger's Syndrome, talks about his struggle to overcome his problems with social interactions.
Dr. Ami Klim explains the challenges people with Asperger's have with intuitive behavior.
The Rituals of Courtship
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Marc D. Hauser, author of the highly acclaimed book, Wild Minds, What Animals Really Think, talks about the rituals of human courtship.
When Chevy Met Jayni
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Actor Chevy Chase and his wife Jayni share their story of how they met and fell in love.
The Pursuit of Happiness: Your Inalienable Right
Happiness is neither a simple goal nor a place we try to find. It is a way of living your life.
Defrosting the chicken, pursuing the dream
What would scientists learn about your family if they camped out in your home for a few days? Turns out the answer is not so obvious.
You can’t buy happiness
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America Ferrara, the star of the hit TV series Ugly Betty, shares a personal story about the isolation she felt in the early days of her acting career.
Online Support Communities: Quality is About People, Not Posts
The popularity of online communities has never been stronger, with the growth of new groups (such as YouTube) skyrocketing past those of old. But sometimes people and companies confuse what makes a popular community, well, popular. They mistakenly point to traffic numbers, confusing quantity of people (or unique visitors) over why the people are coming in the first place – for other people.
As online communities continue to grow with virtually everyone who is online belonging to at least one such community, communities start...
Love’s Antechamber
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Elizabeth Gilbert describes infatuation as "love’s antechamber, a place where you wait to see if you will proceed onto love".