I have been a slave to perfectionism for as long as I can remember. I have a clear memory of being 8 years old and fighting battles against my very own perfectionist demons: It was Christmas time and ...

Sometimes life throws us a curveball that we do not see coming, and without a safe place to land, we can find ourselves spiraling into a dark hole of depression. We have no idea what to do or where to ...

I loved cooking so much that I made it my career. And then I got burnt out. Here’s how I found my cooking groove again. If you are reading Food & Wine, chances are that you, like me, enjoy cooking.

Kwabena Boahen Asare is an undergraduate student at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, and a student scientist at the Dartmouth Cancer Center. In 2021, a few months into my undergraduate ...

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Instagram is pregnant—like, nine months pregnant—with wellness quotes. They’re everywhere, and many, many suck. Too many platitudes, not enough insight. Lots of toxic positivity, very little ...

I craved a chance to let my shame become pride. When I decided I was ready, I picked up the phone and made four phone calls to say "I'm gay." I attended my first Pride in 2018. I took the train ...

Fast forward to 2010 and anxiety had been holding me back and poisoning my mind for nearly 10 years. I’d had countless panic attacks, millions of obsessive worries, several trips to the doctor, and ...

Health Consultant audiologist and hearing therapist Dr Gladys Sanda developed tinnitus in March 2020 - Rii Schroer Most of us have experienced a ringing in our ears – perhaps after a concert or a loud ...

Several years ago, I was invited to give my first public speech, and I made the mistake of saying yes. I was terrified: as a student, my heart used to race at the mere thought of raising my hand in ...