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The Pandemic Stress Hack That Just Might Keep You Going

None of us are okay. It's time to get creative.

It’s the Most Fatphobic Time of the Year

You deserve to enjoy that cookie plate

A Tsunami of Mental Health Crises Is Looming

3 ways to prepare for the emotional aftermath of the pandemic

When You Can’t Shake Your Fatigue, This Is for You

Being told it’s ‘normal’ doesn’t help

Your Pandemic Sadness Is Called ‘Ambiguous Loss’

Therapist Pauline Boss explains why it’s harder to grieve in the face of uncertainty—and why ambiguous loss is everywhere in 2021

In Praise of (Un)productivity

Work is what you do well for a few hours of the day—not all of them

Here’s Some Advice: Find Someone You Disagree With and Talk to Them

The pandemic shrank our social circles. It’s time to expand them.

A Therapist’s Advice for Processing the Pandemic Anniversary

How to give yourself space to work through you grief.

Why You Need to Talk to Strangers Right Now

It’s easier than you think, and it’s never been more important

How Long Is a Year, Anyway?

Reading the emails I sent one year ago today is sad, but also strangely comforting

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